What is prescribed to be said between the two Friday sermons?
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Question:
Some people on Friday, between the two sermons, recite the "Master of Seeking Forgiveness." Is there a basis for this at this time?
Answer:
Nothing has been transmitted regarding this, but between himself and his Lord, he may supplicate with whatever he wishes, whether he is the one doing it or someone else. However, in this specific place, nothing has come regarding a specific supplication between the two sermons. But if a person supplicates between the two sermons, there is no harm, provided it is done quietly.
Q: If he raises his voice in such a case, would it be idle talk?
A: No, it is not part of the sermon. This is not an appendage to the sermon; it is a matter between him and his Lord. He should not raise his voice.
Q: If he raises his voice, would he be engaging in idle talk?
A: Even if he raises his voice, it is not part of the sermon. The sermon has ended.
Some people on Friday, between the two sermons, recite the "Master of Seeking Forgiveness." Is there a basis for this at this time?
Answer:
Nothing has been transmitted regarding this, but between himself and his Lord, he may supplicate with whatever he wishes, whether he is the one doing it or someone else. However, in this specific place, nothing has come regarding a specific supplication between the two sermons. But if a person supplicates between the two sermons, there is no harm, provided it is done quietly.
Q: If he raises his voice in such a case, would it be idle talk?
A: No, it is not part of the sermon. This is not an appendage to the sermon; it is a matter between him and his Lord. He should not raise his voice.
Q: If he raises his voice, would he be engaging in idle talk?
A: Even if he raises his voice, it is not part of the sermon. The sermon has ended.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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