The ruling on speaking between the two sermons and after their completion
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Question:
Or to the Shaykh, so let the time remain between the needs, because every feeling of the Shaykh said
Answer:
Yes, it is permissible to speak between the two sermons, and after the end of the second sermon, and before the first sermon, it is permissible to speak. Speaking is forbidden only during the two sermons. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, "Whoever speaks while the Imam is delivering the sermon..." The implication is that if one speaks when the Imam is not delivering a sermon, that is a sin. Yes. And his statement here, "And listen until the Imam finishes," indeed, the marker is that when the Imam finishes, the prohibition of speaking ends. Yes.
Or to the Shaykh, so let the time remain between the needs, because every feeling of the Shaykh said
Answer:
Yes, it is permissible to speak between the two sermons, and after the end of the second sermon, and before the first sermon, it is permissible to speak. Speaking is forbidden only during the two sermons. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, "Whoever speaks while the Imam is delivering the sermon..." The implication is that if one speaks when the Imam is not delivering a sermon, that is a sin. Yes. And his statement here, "And listen until the Imam finishes," indeed, the marker is that when the Imam finishes, the prohibition of speaking ends. Yes.
Source
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