Ruling on moving during Friday prayer while the imam is delivering the sermon
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Your Eminence! Is turning off the air conditioner and turning off the clock alarm measured by the hadith:And closing the door during the Friday sermon is based on the hadith: (Whoever touches the pebbles has spoken in vain)?
No, if this is causing disturbance and the person gets up to turn it off, he is on reward and doing good, unlike the one who touches the pebbles.And what is meant by pebbles is: The Prophet’s (peace and blessings be upon him) mosque was paved with pebbles,and she: small stones. So some people, for example, play with them, either rubbing them with their hand, or taking pebbles and turning them over, or something similar. This is vain talk with no benefit. But if a person, for example, is disturbed by the air conditioner or hears a sound and wants to turn it off, as is the case now with some of the (projectors) which have a high-pitched sound that disturbs those around them, this is not vain talk, but rather removing a nuisance.
No, if this is causing disturbance and the person gets up to turn it off, he is on reward and doing good, unlike the one who touches the pebbles.And what is meant by pebbles is: The Prophet’s (peace and blessings be upon him) mosque was paved with pebbles,and she: small stones. So some people, for example, play with them, either rubbing them with their hand, or taking pebbles and turning them over, or something similar. This is vain talk with no benefit. But if a person, for example, is disturbed by the air conditioner or hears a sound and wants to turn it off, as is the case now with some of the (projectors) which have a high-pitched sound that disturbs those around them, this is not vain talk, but rather removing a nuisance.