What is the ruling regarding a mosque that is not perfectly facing the qiblah, and if the imam faces the qiblah and the followers face the qiblah, will there be a disruption in the rows due to

The questioner : We have a second issue. We have a mosque, and its imam is the one speaking to you now. This mosque is not square, meaning it is not perfectly facing the qiblah. If the imam faces the qiblah and the followers also face the qiblah, there will be a disruption in the rows because the mosque's pillars intersect the rows. Do you think it is sufficient for only the imam to face the qiblah, while the followers face the square of the mosque? Does this suffice, or is it necessary for the followers to face the qiblah as well?

The Shaykh : It is necessary...

The questioner : It is necessary for the followers to face the qiblah as well.

The Shaykh : It is necessary...

The questioner: All right.