The ruling on reciting the Qur'an in the mosque with loudspeakers on Friday

Question:
He says: In my country, it is customary in the village on Friday, before the prayer, for them to turn on the radio, meaning the Noble Qur'an radio, from the loudspeakers, and the reciter begins to recite the Qur'an until the Friday adhan. What is the ruling in Islam regarding this practice? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
As for broadcasting the Qur'an from the general radio to the people, there is much good in that.
As for broadcasting the Qur'an among the worshippers in the mosque, there is no basis for this; because it disturbs the reciters and disturbs the worshippers. So it is obligatory to leave that alone, so that whoever wishes may recite, and whoever wishes may pray, without disturbing the people. Turning on the radio in the mosque so that the reciter recites, and the people who are praying, and the people are reciting, this has no basis. So it is obligatory to leave it, so that whoever recites does so for himself, and whoever glorifies Allah does so, and whoever prays does so, without disturbing them. Yes.

The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.