The Amine in Response to the Khatib’s Supplication at the End of the Friday Sermon
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Question:
He says: At the end of the Friday sermon, the khatib makes a supplication. Do the people say “Amine” in a loud voice, or are they required to listen and remain silent only?
Answer:
There is no harm in saying “Amine” in response to his supplication to the extent that one can hear oneself, provided it does not disturb the people. One should say “Amine” in response to his supplication to the extent that one can hear oneself.
He says: At the end of the Friday sermon, the khatib makes a supplication. Do the people say “Amine” in a loud voice, or are they required to listen and remain silent only?
Answer:
There is no harm in saying “Amine” in response to his supplication to the extent that one can hear oneself, provided it does not disturb the people. One should say “Amine” in response to his supplication to the extent that one can hear oneself.
Source
شرح إغاثة اللهفان من مصائد الشيطان لابن القيم، تتمة فصل ومن كيده الذي بلغ به من الجهال ما بلغ : الوسواس — islamhouse.com (1:12:25)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.