The ruling on sending blessings upon the Messenger when he is mentioned in the sermon

Question:
May Allah reward you. The presenter says: Your brother in the shade of Islamic creed, Ahmad Masfuh Hasan from Jazan, Banu Malik, asks: What is the ruling on sending blessings upon the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) when he is mentioned in the sermon, whether it is the Friday sermon, the sermon for the festivals, the prayer for rain, or otherwise?

Answer:
It is obligatory to send blessings upon him (peace and blessings be upon him) when he is mentioned. This is based on his statement in the hadith about ascending the pulpit: when he ascended the pulpit and said, "Ameen, ameen, ameen," he then informed his Companions that Jibril had come to him and said, "O Muhammad, I am with you Ameen, so I said, 'Ameen.' He said, 'And whoever reaches the month of Ramadan and is not forgiven, may Allah distance him. Say, 'Ameen.' I said, 'Ameen.' The point of this is that if he is mentioned in your presence, O Muhammad, and you do not send blessings upon him, Allah the Glorious and Exalted has commanded sending blessings upon His Messenger. So He said: Therefore, when the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) is mentioned, it is obligatory to send blessings upon him. Likewise, it is obligatory to send blessings upon him in the final tashahhud of the prayer, and it is obligatory to send blessings upon him in the khutbah, in the Friday khutbah, and in the two khutbahs of the festivals. Yes.