
Question
It is written in the rules of reciting khutbah in khutbatul ahkam that the content of the khutbah before the Jumu'ah khutbah is in the local language, such as the bid'at of translating into Bengali. But in almost all mosques, the khutbah is translated into the local language before the jum'ah khutbah. I want to know how much it is Shariah compliant. 3249163295
Answer
- حامداومصلياومسلما، بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم -
Before the khutbah on Friday, I would like to stand away from the pulpit or sit in a chair for a short religious discussion and preaching. Many companions agreed. Evidence of this. Especially Hazrat Umar Farooq agreed. Hazrat Abu Hurairah agreed before the sermon in his time. And Tamime Dari agrees. He used to narrate away from the pulpit. Then Hazrat Umar agreed. If they came to give the sermon, they would stop the statement. Since it was under their direction in the era of Khulafa Rashedin, there is no time to call it bid'at or najaiz. However, it is forbidden in the Shari'ah to read the khutbah in Arabic immediately after the khutbah or to translate it into the local language. And this is what is called bid'at in khutbatul ahkam. Waz before the khutbah is not called bid'at. 6632581366
- والله اعلم باالصواب -
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Source
- শামী, Part: 1, Page: 484
- ইমদাদুল আহকাম, Part: 1, Page: 659
- দারুল উলূম খুৎবাতুল আহকাম, Page: 2
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