Prohibition of speaking during the Friday sermon
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In some mosques, there are many foreigners who speak during the Friday sermon. Is it permissible for the preacher to consistently point this out to them, given that they are constantly changing?
If the people who are speaking during the sermon on Friday,So the preacher should speak and say: it has been reported to us that people are speaking, and this is forbidden for them. One should bring the hadith indicating this, but the problem is that the speaking might come from people who do not understand the Arabic language, so the problem remains. In that case, there is no harm in those around them gesturing to them to make them stop, not by speaking; because silencing them by speaking is forbidden;By the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): (If you say to your companion: "Be quiet on Friday while the imam is delivering the sermon," you have spoken in vain).
If the people who are speaking during the sermon on Friday,So the preacher should speak and say: it has been reported to us that people are speaking, and this is forbidden for them. One should bring the hadith indicating this, but the problem is that the speaking might come from people who do not understand the Arabic language, so the problem remains. In that case, there is no harm in those around them gesturing to them to make them stop, not by speaking; because silencing them by speaking is forbidden;By the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): (If you say to your companion: "Be quiet on Friday while the imam is delivering the sermon," you have spoken in vain).