Returning to the beginning, regarding the installation of mihrabs in mosques.

The Shaykh : This is a word about that advice, the gist of which is that the imam stands in the middle of the row and does not stand to the right or to the left, but rather balances between the right and the left. However, if he is confined between the mihrab and the minbar, then he is between two difficulties: either he makes the right section of the row fewer in number and the left section more, or he is told to reverse his position, meaning stand to your left, away from the minbar, and thereby you combine removing the harm, which is standing in the mihrab, with seeking the benefit, which is making the right section of the row more numerous than the left section. This is the answer to the previous question.
Abu Layla : Our Shaykh, a moment, I will stop so I can try the microphone.

The Shaykh: All right.