The ruling on mobile phone ringtones during prayer
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Question:
He asks: What is the ruling on mobile phone ringtones?
Answer:
The ones that come from the worshippers during prayer and disturb the other worshippers? The best and most preferable thing is for the worshipper to turn off his mobile phone when he comes to the mosque, and not leave it on to disturb the worshippers and to distract him himself in his prayer. Also, he should lower his voice, even if he is not in prayer, and not put music in it, or put in it something, or songs, or something that is not permissible; this is forbidden. He should put in it a light alarm that he can hear, and there should be nothing forbidden in it, and nothing that disturbs people. Yes.
He asks: What is the ruling on mobile phone ringtones?
Answer:
The ones that come from the worshippers during prayer and disturb the other worshippers? The best and most preferable thing is for the worshipper to turn off his mobile phone when he comes to the mosque, and not leave it on to disturb the worshippers and to distract him himself in his prayer. Also, he should lower his voice, even if he is not in prayer, and not put music in it, or put in it something, or songs, or something that is not permissible; this is forbidden. He should put in it a light alarm that he can hear, and there should be nothing forbidden in it, and nothing that disturbs people. Yes.
Source
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