What is the ruling on the imam saying between the two sermons, "I say this of mine and I seek forgiveness from Allah for myself and for you"?
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The questioner : Well, Shaykh, between the two sermons, this phrase, "I say this of mine and I seek forgiveness from Allah for myself and for you," is the text.
The Shaykh : Between the two sermons.
The questioner : After he delivers the first sermon, we hear him say, "I say this of mine and I seek forgiveness from Allah for myself and for you," and it seems to be in a hadith... this wording, and it feels as though I have heard something else, I think?
The Shaykh : Do you remember...?
The questioner : If I remember, I would have asked you!
Another questioner: ... a hadith... "As for what follows, I say this of mine and I seek forgiveness from Allah for myself and for you." Allah knows best.
The Shaykh : How does "As for what follows" fit in?
The questioner : Because once, it seems Shaykh Ali mentioned to us that we made a mistake in the wording. We said... "I say this and I seek forgiveness for myself and for you," until in the end, I started changing it to "I say this and I seek forgiveness from Allah..." adding "for you"... Glory be to Allah, the person...
The Shaykh : I am not remembering anything...
The questioner : At the end of the first sermon and the first exhortation.
The Shaykh : I am not remembering anything right now... what is in my mind... I recall something like this in the last sermon, meaning, but I do not know if it is correct...
The questioner : In the sixth section...
The Shaykh : From the first section of the sixth...
Another questioner: The sixth is two volumes.
The questioner : It is found in the first section.
The Shaykh : In the first sermon or the second?
The questioner : After he finishes the first one, before he sits down.
The Shaykh : ... As I said, I am not remembering.
The Shaykh : Between the two sermons.
The questioner : After he delivers the first sermon, we hear him say, "I say this of mine and I seek forgiveness from Allah for myself and for you," and it seems to be in a hadith... this wording, and it feels as though I have heard something else, I think?
The Shaykh : Do you remember...?
The questioner : If I remember, I would have asked you!
Another questioner: ... a hadith... "As for what follows, I say this of mine and I seek forgiveness from Allah for myself and for you." Allah knows best.
The Shaykh : How does "As for what follows" fit in?
The questioner : Because once, it seems Shaykh Ali mentioned to us that we made a mistake in the wording. We said... "I say this and I seek forgiveness for myself and for you," until in the end, I started changing it to "I say this and I seek forgiveness from Allah..." adding "for you"... Glory be to Allah, the person...
The Shaykh : I am not remembering anything...
The questioner : At the end of the first sermon and the first exhortation.
The Shaykh : I am not remembering anything right now... what is in my mind... I recall something like this in the last sermon, meaning, but I do not know if it is correct...
The questioner : In the sixth section...
The Shaykh : From the first section of the sixth...
Another questioner: The sixth is two volumes.
The questioner : It is found in the first section.
The Shaykh : In the first sermon or the second?
The questioner : After he finishes the first one, before he sits down.
The Shaykh : ... As I said, I am not remembering.