The ruling on establishing the congregational prayer in a mosque before its imam

Question:
May Allah reward you. I will conclude with this question. He says: The mu'adhdhin called the adhan, and the congregation of the mosque entered and prayed before the iqamah was made in the mosque, and they left, and they are not travelers. What is the ruling? He says: The mu'adhdhin called the adhan, and the congregation of the mosque entered and prayed before the iqamah was made in the mosque, and they left. They are not travelers, but they are residents. What is the ruling?

Answer:
The ruling is that we restrict this, and the congregational prayer is not established in a mosque before its congregation. However, if the congregation is missed, or if the congregation arrives, they may establish the congregation a second time. As for what did not arrive in the congregation after it was established, it is not permissible for him to establish a congregation in a mosque before the righteous imam and before its congregation. So they erred in this. Their prayer is valid, if Allah wills, with the admonition not to return to such a thing. Yes. May Allah reward you and benefit us with your knowledge.