Ruling on holding scholarly lessons in the mosques after the prayers
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Question:
Your Eminence! This questioner, whose name is 'Ayyidh, says in this question: In some mosques, especially after the 'Asr prayer, the imam or one of the brothers reads several hadiths from *Riyad al-Saliheen* every night. Is this practice a religious innovation?
Answer:
This is not a religious innovation; it is a form of reminding and teaching. This falls under the category of teaching the congregation and guiding them to what is required of them. Lessons in the mosque after 'Asr, or after 'Isha', or at any time for the purpose of teaching the congregation and the attendees, all of this is sought after. Yes, this falls under the category of teaching.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Your Eminence.
Your Eminence! This questioner, whose name is 'Ayyidh, says in this question: In some mosques, especially after the 'Asr prayer, the imam or one of the brothers reads several hadiths from *Riyad al-Saliheen* every night. Is this practice a religious innovation?
Answer:
This is not a religious innovation; it is a form of reminding and teaching. This falls under the category of teaching the congregation and guiding them to what is required of them. Lessons in the mosque after 'Asr, or after 'Isha', or at any time for the purpose of teaching the congregation and the attendees, all of this is sought after. Yes, this falls under the category of teaching.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Your Eminence.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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