The Miswak During the Friday Sermon
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The Shaykh:
They are not, and there is no beloved. They are not, and there is no beloved.
The questioner:
Is it permissible to use the miswak during the Friday sermon? And does the saying of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) that "he who talks has no Friday prayer" apply to the one who uses the miswak during the sermon?
The Shaykh:
Zero area of the land. And from the other. The first is that he should not use the miswak during the sermon, because it is a type of action, so he should not use it until it is finished, because he is commanded to listen attentively, so he does not stand up to pray, nor does he recite, nor does he speak to anyone, nor does he fiddle with pebbles, nor with his clothes, he listens, he turns to the sermon, the purpose of the sermon, what is the purpose? The purpose is the attendees, the purpose of the sermon, and the attendees, so what is prescribed for him, and what is obligatory upon him, is that they listen, and that they hear what is said so that they benefit, so he does not occupy himself with the miswak, nor with the beard, nor with touching pebbles, nor with little
They are not, and there is no beloved. They are not, and there is no beloved.
The questioner:
Is it permissible to use the miswak during the Friday sermon? And does the saying of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) that "he who talks has no Friday prayer" apply to the one who uses the miswak during the sermon?
The Shaykh:
Zero area of the land. And from the other. The first is that he should not use the miswak during the sermon, because it is a type of action, so he should not use it until it is finished, because he is commanded to listen attentively, so he does not stand up to pray, nor does he recite, nor does he speak to anyone, nor does he fiddle with pebbles, nor with his clothes, he listens, he turns to the sermon, the purpose of the sermon, what is the purpose? The purpose is the attendees, the purpose of the sermon, and the attendees, so what is prescribed for him, and what is obligatory upon him, is that they listen, and that they hear what is said so that they benefit, so he does not occupy himself with the miswak, nor with the beard, nor with touching pebbles, nor with little
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 46 — archive.org (43:59)
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