How should one advise the person who talks a lot about worldly matters in the mosque?
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Question:
Regarding talking about worldly matters in the mosque?
Answer:
If it is a little, there is nothing wrong with it, but if it is a lot, then no. If talking about worldly matters is a small amount, it is excused, such as: How are your children? How is your family? Is so-and-so traveling? Did you deliver so-and-so? The kind of thing that is needed.
Q: And if it is long?
A: As for prolonging it, it is disliked.
Q: Is it rebuked in its owner?
A: With kind words, in a good manner: This speech is disliked.
Regarding talking about worldly matters in the mosque?
Answer:
If it is a little, there is nothing wrong with it, but if it is a lot, then no. If talking about worldly matters is a small amount, it is excused, such as: How are your children? How is your family? Is so-and-so traveling? Did you deliver so-and-so? The kind of thing that is needed.
Q: And if it is long?
A: As for prolonging it, it is disliked.
Q: Is it rebuked in its owner?
A: With kind words, in a good manner: This speech is disliked.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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