The obligation to advise those who neglect the Fajr prayer in congregation
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Q: A number of Muslims are negligent in performing the Fajr prayer, and people are negligent in forbidding this evil. What is your advice? May Allah reward you with good.
A: It is obligatory for the Muslim to advise his brother if he sees him neglecting the Fajr prayer or other prayers. The neighbor should advise him, as should the imam and the mu'adhdhin; they should not leave it alone. For example, some of the brothers can go to him and advise him, saying, "So-and-so, we did not see you today, or for two or three days, and we fear that you may be ill." They advise him in the hope that he will respond. If he does not respond, the matter should be referred to the responsible committee.
A: It is obligatory for the Muslim to advise his brother if he sees him neglecting the Fajr prayer or other prayers. The neighbor should advise him, as should the imam and the mu'adhdhin; they should not leave it alone. For example, some of the brothers can go to him and advise him, saying, "So-and-so, we did not see you today, or for two or three days, and we fear that you may be ill." They advise him in the hope that he will respond. If he does not respond, the matter should be referred to the responsible committee.
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