The Imam's Position on Those Who Miss the Congregational Prayer in the Neighborhood Mosque
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Question:
May Allah reward you. This person says: If the imam of the mosque addresses some of those who are absent from the congregational prayer, such as Fajr and others, and they argue that they do not wish to pray in the neighborhood mosque but rather pray in another mosque, should the imam leave them to their own devices, or what should he do? It is known that he is convinced in his mind that they do not pray.
Answer:
Does the other imam, who says that they pray with him, confirm that they actually pray with him or not? If it becomes clear that they do not pray with the imam, he should report their case to the Commission for Promoting Virtue and Prohibiting Evil.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
May Allah reward you. This person says: If the imam of the mosque addresses some of those who are absent from the congregational prayer, such as Fajr and others, and they argue that they do not wish to pray in the neighborhood mosque but rather pray in another mosque, should the imam leave them to their own devices, or what should he do? It is known that he is convinced in his mind that they do not pray.
Answer:
Does the other imam, who says that they pray with him, confirm that they actually pray with him or not? If it becomes clear that they do not pray with the imam, he should report their case to the Commission for Promoting Virtue and Prohibiting Evil.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
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