What is the meaning of the hadith, "Whoever chats, he has no Friday prayer"?
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Question:
The hadith:Musannaf Abd al-Razzaq 4:271?
Answer:
This is in "Sahih Muslim":Musannaf Abd al-Razzaq 4:271, meaning: he misses its virtue. As for this hadith, Mishkat al-Masabih 1397, there is a concern regarding its authenticity; Mujalid is not one who is relied upon; he became confused, and there is weakness in his narration, unless there are corroborating narrations for it. This comparison: "" is a great matter.
Q: Is it invalid or deficient for the one who touched the pebbles?
A: He misses its virtue, meaning: he has no Friday prayer, meaning: the virtue of the Friday prayer. And he does not repeat it; he is not required to repeat it.
Q: "Whoever chats, he has no Friday prayer"?
A: He has no virtue; he has no Friday prayer, [meaning] the virtue of the Friday prayer.
Q: The authenticity of the hadith?
A: Muslim narrated it in the Sahih.
The hadith:
Whoever chats, he has no Friday prayer
من لغا فلا جمعةَ لهAnswer:
This is in "Sahih Muslim":
Whoever touches the pebbles has chatted, and whoever chats, he has no Friday prayer
مَن مسَّ الحصى فقد لغا، ومَن لغا فلا جمعةَ لهhe is like an ass which carries books
فهو كمثل الحمار يحمل أسفارًاWhoever chats, he is like a donkey
مَن لغا مثله كمثل الحمارQ: Is it invalid or deficient for the one who touched the pebbles?
A: He misses its virtue, meaning: he has no Friday prayer, meaning: the virtue of the Friday prayer. And he does not repeat it; he is not required to repeat it.
Q: "Whoever chats, he has no Friday prayer"?
A: He has no virtue; he has no Friday prayer, [meaning] the virtue of the Friday prayer.
Q: The authenticity of the hadith?
A: Muslim narrated it in the Sahih.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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