A reminder not to raise one's voice in conversation in front of those who are praying.
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The Shaykh : And there is another reminder; some of our brothers drew your attention to it just now; and that is that you should not raise your voices in conversation with one another. This advice was well-placed, and the response to it was a double error; because the one giving advice ordered not to raise voices so as not to disturb those who are praying; whether their prayer is voluntary or it is an obligatory prayer that they missed in the mosque; so we must note here two matters: one is that it must be a continuous, ongoing requirement; this place should not be one where voices are raised; whether there is someone praying or not; because this is part of the etiquette of gatherings. The other matter is: striving to perform the obligatory prayer in the mosque; if it is missed, there is no harm in gathering here while waiting for the lesson to begin, so that those who missed the obligatory prayer can pray, either alone or with a group of those in the same situation.
This is the reminder, and it benefits the believers, if Allah wills.
This is the reminder, and it benefits the believers, if Allah wills.
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