Is there a specific supplication or remembrance reported to be recited by the worshipper between the two Friday sermons, and is it reported that the Friday preacher supplicates after the two sermons or not?

The questioner : Is there a specific remembrance or specific supplication between the two sermons? And does the imam supplicate between the two sermons?

The Shaykh : As for what concerns the questioner’s question, which is whether there is a specific remembrance or specific supplication between the two sermons, and whether the imam supplicates between the two sermons, the answer is that there is no specific remembrance or specific supplication. However, a person supplicates with whatever he wishes, because this time is a time of answered supplication. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) mentioned that on the day of Friday there is an hour in which no Muslim slave, while standing in prayer, asks Allah for anything but that He gives it to him. And in Sahih Muslim, from the hadith of Abu Musa: So this time is a time of answered supplication. A person should take advantage of the opportunity to supplicate between the two sermons with whatever he wishes from the good of this world and the Hereafter. Likewise, it is said regarding the imam that he supplicates between the two sermons, but with a secret supplication with whatever he desires from the matters of this world and the Hereafter. Likewise, in the Friday prayer, in prostration, after he recites the remembrances reported from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), he supplicates with whatever he wishes. Likewise, in the tashahhud, he supplicates before the taslim with whatever he wishes, after he supplicates with what the command to supplicate with has been reported.