The ruling on repeating the dhikr after prayer in a collective voice
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Question:
Is it permissible for the imam to say: Ayat al-Kursi, and to glorify Allah ninety-nine times, and then for the people to say it after him?
Answer:
No, each person does it for himself, remembering Allah to himself. It is not that the imam says it and they follow him. No, the imam alone, and each person alone.
Question: What if people see you doing this?
Answer: He teaches them that this is not prescribed. He calls to Allah and teaches people what is good, saying: This is not prescribed, my brothers. Each person remembers Allah between himself and his own self.
Is it permissible for the imam to say: Ayat al-Kursi, and to glorify Allah ninety-nine times, and then for the people to say it after him?
Answer:
No, each person does it for himself, remembering Allah to himself. It is not that the imam says it and they follow him. No, the imam alone, and each person alone.
Question: What if people see you doing this?
Answer: He teaches them that this is not prescribed. He calls to Allah and teaches people what is good, saying: This is not prescribed, my brothers. Each person remembers Allah between himself and his own self.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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