The ruling on praying behind an imam who recites "wa la al-dallin" as "wa lan al-dallin"

Question:
There is a Friday imam who recites the words of Allah the Exalted, "wa la al-dallin," as "wa lan al-dallin." We advised him, but he said, "I recite it correctly." Is it permissible to pray behind him? There is a Friday imam, this is from Libya, he says: There is a Friday imam who recites the words of Allah the Exalted, "wa la al-dallin," as "wa lan al-dallin." We advised him, but he said, "I recite it correctly." Is it permissible to pray behind him?

Answer:
If this is true, if this is true, and he says "wa lan al-dallin," then this is an error, and his prayer is not valid if he is able to correct the wording, because he added the letter "nun." He replaced "la" with "lan," and he replaced "wa la al-dallin" with "wa lan al-dallin." This is adding a letter and canceling a letter from the Qur'an. He must correct the recitation, and you should not pray behind him until he corrects the recitation, or you should pray behind someone else, or you should ask the authority overseeing the mosques to replace him with an imam who recites correctly. Yes.