and from saying in his sermons: “To proceed: the best speech is the speech of Allah.” ⦗1⦘

37 – Their failure to remind the congregation of Sūrah Qāf during the sermon, even though the Prophet ﷺ consistently did so. (al-Sunan, 57) ⦗2⦘

38 – The regular habit of Friday preachers to read a ḥadith at the close of every sermon, such as: “The one who repents from a sin is like one who has no sin.” ⦗3⦘ (al-Sunan, 56)

39 – Some contemporary preachers giving the salām after completing the first sermon.

40 – Their recitation of Sūrah al-Ikhlāṣ three times while seated between the two sermons. (al-Sunan, 56)

41 – Certain attendees standing up during the second sermon to offer the greeting prayer. (al-Manār, 18/559; al-Sunan, 51)

42 – The congregation making supplication and raising their hands when the imam sits on the pulpit between the two sermons. (al-Manār, 6/793–794)

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