The ruling on praying the greeting of the mosque upon entering the mosque at the time of the Maghrib adhan

Question : The questioner says: If I enter the mosque during the time of the Maghrib adhan, in Ramadan or otherwise, and I am fasting, should I pray the greeting of the mosque, or should I sit to break my fast and then pray? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer : You say, my brothers, that breaking the fast does not require effort; one puts a date in his mouth, chews it, and eats it while standing. There is no problem with that. This is a question that also arises: Does the mu'adhdhin break his fast before calling the Maghrib adhan, or does he call the adhan and then break his fast? What do you say? It is simple. Yes, this is easier. He also eats the date while standing and prays in the mosque. In any case, the important thing is that he starts by breaking his fast, because breaking the fast does no harm. I mean, breaking the fast does not require sitting. He says he sits to break his fast, but we say it is not necessary. He eats a date while standing, then prays two rak'ahs, and then completes his meal. Yes.