Chapter: A man facing his companion or another person in his prayer while he is praying.

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The reciter: "Chapter: A man facing his companion or another person in his prayer while he is praying". And 'Umar disliked: "a man facing him while he is praying", and this is only if he is distracted by it; as for if he is not distracted, Zayd ibn Thabit said: "I do not mind, for a man does not break another man's prayer".

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