Mosque furnishings and its construction, whether complete or by participation
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Question:
The brother questioner says: Honorable Shaykh Salih, regarding the furniture, air conditioners, doors, and heating systems, do these count as part of building the mosques? And which is better in that regard: building the mosque completely or participating in it?
Answer:
Building the mosque completely is better. If one is unable to build it completely, he participates in it. Everything the mosque needs, such as doors, air conditioners, lights, washrooms, restrooms, the imam's room, and the muezzin's room—every facility the mosque requires—is included in the construction of the mosque, and one earns the reward of building the mosque for all of it.
The brother questioner says: Honorable Shaykh Salih, regarding the furniture, air conditioners, doors, and heating systems, do these count as part of building the mosques? And which is better in that regard: building the mosque completely or participating in it?
Answer:
Building the mosque completely is better. If one is unable to build it completely, he participates in it. Everything the mosque needs, such as doors, air conditioners, lights, washrooms, restrooms, the imam's room, and the muezzin's room—every facility the mosque requires—is included in the construction of the mosque, and one earns the reward of building the mosque for all of it.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/223 — archive.org (8:43)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.