Remember Allah with a loud voice such that the one praying the Sunnah becomes disoriented in his prayer due to the loudness of the dhikr. What is your guidance regarding my question?

The questioner : Next to our home is a small, old mosque that does not accommodate more than ninety worshippers. Meanwhile, by the praise of Allah, a large mosque was built next to the old mosque more than ten years ago, and the distance between the two mosques does not exceed twenty-five meters. For your information, the five daily prayers are held in both mosques. But unfortunately, I see as if there is competition between the two mosques for the worshippers. If one of the worshippers sees a mistake in the old mosque, whether from the imam or from the worshippers or from one of the worshippers, he leaves the mosque and goes to the large mosque. For your information, innovations are held in the old mosque, which repels some of the worshippers. Among these innovations is: reviving the Mawlid, i.e., dhikr through loudspeakers, on Sundays and Thursdays of every week. The last point is that after every prayer, immediately after the taslim, the imam turns toward the worshippers and says: "There is no god but Allah, remember Allah with a loud voice," and the worshippers raise the dhikr with him, such that the worshipper becomes disoriented if he wants to pray the Sunnah. Guide us in light of this question?

The Shaykh : I direct the questioner to return to those responsible for the mosques in his country, and for those responsible to fear Allah (Mighty and Majestic) and to do what Allah has obligated upon them of rectifying the situation.

The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.