The Ruling on Supplication Between the Two Sermons
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Question:
The questioner asks: What should I say when the preacher is silent on Friday between the two sermons, knowing that he says, "Seek Allah's forgiveness"?
Answer:
He should supplicate; he should strive in supplication, because it is said that this is the time of the answered prayer, from when the imam or preacher sits on the pulpit until the prayer is completed. This is the time of the answered prayer according to some scholars. So when the preacher is silent, he supplicates and occupies himself with supplication, but without raising his voice, without raising his voice, or they raise their voices in sending blessings upon the Messenger, or he tells them to seek Allah's forgiveness. Without these things, each person supplicates for himself in secret.
The questioner asks: What should I say when the preacher is silent on Friday between the two sermons, knowing that he says, "Seek Allah's forgiveness"?
Answer:
He should supplicate; he should strive in supplication, because it is said that this is the time of the answered prayer, from when the imam or preacher sits on the pulpit until the prayer is completed. This is the time of the answered prayer according to some scholars. So when the preacher is silent, he supplicates and occupies himself with supplication, but without raising his voice, without raising his voice, or they raise their voices in sending blessings upon the Messenger, or he tells them to seek Allah's forgiveness. Without these things, each person supplicates for himself in secret.
Source
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