The ruling on repeating the salam when entering the mosque
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Question:
Abu 'Abd al-Malik says: Shaykh, I attend the mosque, and before I pray the greeting of the mosque, I greet the people present in general. Then, when I finish the greeting of the mosque, or when I stand up to pray the obligatory prayer, I greet the people to my right and to my left with my hand. Is there anything wrong with this action?
Answer:
The first salam, which is when you reach the row, is sufficient, and this is enough. Yes?
Abu 'Abd al-Malik says: Shaykh, I attend the mosque, and before I pray the greeting of the mosque, I greet the people present in general. Then, when I finish the greeting of the mosque, or when I stand up to pray the obligatory prayer, I greet the people to my right and to my left with my hand. Is there anything wrong with this action?
Answer:
The first salam, which is when you reach the row, is sufficient, and this is enough. Yes?
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/070 — archive.org (11:58)
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