The danger of some young people playing in the mosque until the imam bows
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What is the ruling on what some young people do while the imam is praying, namely playing and talking? And when the imam bows, they come running and disturb the worshippers. What is the ruling on this rak'ah, and what is the ruling on what they are doing?
As for their action, it is bad.Meaning: These people who remain in the mosque talking, and perhaps laughing, while the people are praying, and when the imam bows they come running and join the prayer. There is no doubt that their action is bad. As for whether they caught the rak'ah?So we say: Yes.
They caught the rak'ah if they said the takbir of ihram while standing, and then they caught the imam in the bowing position, they have caught the rak'ah. But they are forbidden from doing so; because of the harm it causes to the worshippers, and turning away from the prayer while the people are praying.
As for their action, it is bad.Meaning: These people who remain in the mosque talking, and perhaps laughing, while the people are praying, and when the imam bows they come running and join the prayer. There is no doubt that their action is bad. As for whether they caught the rak'ah?So we say: Yes.
They caught the rak'ah if they said the takbir of ihram while standing, and then they caught the imam in the bowing position, they have caught the rak'ah. But they are forbidden from doing so; because of the harm it causes to the worshippers, and turning away from the prayer while the people are praying.