The Ma'mum Raising His Voice with "Our Lord, to You Belongs All Praise"
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Question:
Some of the worshippers, when the imam says "Allahu akbar" in response to "May Allah hear the one who praises Him," they raise their voices loudly, saying "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise." The ma'mums' voices are a disturbance to others.
Answer:
Yes, indeed. One should not raise his voice to the point where it affects those around him, but rather he should lower his voice. It is the imam who raises his voice so that the ma'mums can hear, whereas the ma'mum keeps his voice low. Yes.
The presenter:
Yes
Some of the worshippers, when the imam says "Allahu akbar" in response to "May Allah hear the one who praises Him," they raise their voices loudly, saying "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise." The ma'mums' voices are a disturbance to others.
Answer:
Yes, indeed. One should not raise his voice to the point where it affects those around him, but rather he should lower his voice. It is the imam who raises his voice so that the ma'mums can hear, whereas the ma'mum keeps his voice low. Yes.
The presenter:
Yes
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/131 — archive.org (22:07)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.