قال البخاريُّ: واحتجَّ بعض هـٰؤلاء، فقال: لا يقرأ خلف الإمام لقول اللَّه تعالى: فاستمعوا له وأنصتوا، فقيل له: فيثني على اللَّه والإمام يقرأ؟ قال: نعم، قيل له: فلمَ جعلت عليه الثناء والثناء عندك تطوُّعٌ تتمُّ الصلاة بغيره؟
والقراءة في الأصل واجبةٌ، أسقطت الواجب بحال الإمام لقول اللَّه تعالى: فاستمعوا، وأمرته أن لا يستمع عند الثناء، ولو تسقط عنه الثناء، وجعلتَ الفريضة أهون حالًا من التطوُّع.
قال البخاريُّ: واحتجَّ بعض هـٰؤلاء، فقال: لا يقرأ خلف الإمام لقول اللَّه تعالى: فاستمعوا له وأنصتوا، فقيل له: فيثني على اللَّه والإمام يقرأ؟ قال: نعم، قيل له: فلمَ جعلت عليه الثناء والثناء عندك تطوُّعٌ تتمُّ الصلاة بغيره؟
والقراءة في الأصل واجبةٌ، أسقطت الواجب بحال الإمام لقول اللَّه تعالى: فاستمعوا، وأمرته أن لا يستمع عند الثناء، ولو تسقط عنه الثناء، وجعلتَ الفريضة أهون حالًا من التطوُّع.
BY مرتجى السَّيب
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