The Ruling on Dhikr After the Iqamah
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Was dhikr after the iqamah reported, such as saying: “O Allah, Lord of this perfect call,” or should one say, “May Allah establish it and make it permanent,” or is silence better than that?
The answer to this question depends on the authenticity of the hadith reported regarding this matter.So whoever authenticates the hadith says: That the one who responds to the iqamah does so just as he responds to the adhan.And he supplicates and says in the iqamah: “May Allah establish them and make them permanent,” and he supplicates after the completion of the iqamah with the same supplication he uses after the completion of the adhan; however, the hadith is weak.And the stronger position is: That he says nothing and does not follow the mu’adhdhin, nor does he supplicate with the adhan supplication.
The answer to this question depends on the authenticity of the hadith reported regarding this matter.So whoever authenticates the hadith says: That the one who responds to the iqamah does so just as he responds to the adhan.And he supplicates and says in the iqamah: “May Allah establish them and make them permanent,” and he supplicates after the completion of the iqamah with the same supplication he uses after the completion of the adhan; however, the hadith is weak.And the stronger position is: That he says nothing and does not follow the mu’adhdhin, nor does he supplicate with the adhan supplication.