The ruling on hastening through the actions of prayer due to the imam’s speed
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Question:
If the imam is fast in prayer, he prevents the followers from performing some of the recommended acts in the prayer. Is it permissible for the followers to hasten in reciting al-Fatihah, the tashahhud, and other supplications?
Answer:
Yes, [they should follow] their imam so that they do not miss [the prayer], and they should advise him, advise him to be calm and not to hasten. Otherwise, it is sufficient to say one or two phrases of glorification in the ruku’ and sujud, such as “O Allah, forgive me” once or twice; there is no harm in that. However, it is what should be done to advise and guide him to be calm and not to hasten, so that the congregation is able to perform the recommended acts.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
If the imam is fast in prayer, he prevents the followers from performing some of the recommended acts in the prayer. Is it permissible for the followers to hasten in reciting al-Fatihah, the tashahhud, and other supplications?
Answer:
Yes, [they should follow] their imam so that they do not miss [the prayer], and they should advise him, advise him to be calm and not to hasten. Otherwise, it is sufficient to say one or two phrases of glorification in the ruku’ and sujud, such as “O Allah, forgive me” once or twice; there is no harm in that. However, it is what should be done to advise and guide him to be calm and not to hasten, so that the congregation is able to perform the recommended acts.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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