Can his (peace be upon him) statement, “Who among you will give charity to him,” be cited as evidence for the permissibility of repeating the congregational prayer in one mosque?
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The questioner : We entered and prayed with the imam. When the prayer ended, we wanted to leave, but Abu Malik came in with the brothers!
The Shaykh : Did you pray in the mosque?
The questioner : We prayed in the mosque with the imam.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : We were about to leave, but Abu Malik came in.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : When Abu Malik came in, he asked me and Abdul Aziz As-Sa'd to say, “Come, give us charity and pray with us; I am going to lead the prayer!” I said to him, “Abu Malik, first, Abdul Aziz told him that we had already prayed. Second, I told him, ‘O Abu Malik, what is this second prayer? Since we prayed with the imam, you should pray individually.’” He said to me, “I was telling the brothers that we should pray individually now, since they had already prayed.! Is this citation appropriate in this form?
The Shaykh : Did you pray in the mosque?
The questioner : We prayed in the mosque with the imam.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : We were about to leave, but Abu Malik came in.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : When Abu Malik came in, he asked me and Abdul Aziz As-Sa'd to say, “Come, give us charity and pray with us; I am going to lead the prayer!” I said to him, “Abu Malik, first, Abdul Aziz told him that we had already prayed. Second, I told him, ‘O Abu Malik, what is this second prayer? Since we prayed with the imam, you should pray individually.’” He said to me, “I was telling the brothers that we should pray individually now, since they had already prayed.
Who among you will give charity to him?
مَن منكم يتصدَّق عليه ؟
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