Al-Sayyid Al-Allamah Al-Hujjah Muhammad ibn ‘Abdullah Awad al-Mu’ayyidi May Allah preserve him

Question: If a person is present in the mosque and the prayer is established, and a man steps forward to lead whom he does not accept, what should he do? Should he leave the prayer, despite what may befall him...

Question: Does putting forward one who is not the most entitled, without excuse and without permission, justify leaving attendance at that congregation?

Question: Does the permission of the most entitled for another to advance preserve the virtue of the congregation or not?

Question: If what is entailed by the ḥadīth “Let the people be led by the one most versed in the Book of Allah …” is contravened, does the prayer become invalid or not? And does the permission of the one...

Question: If one of the parents calls their child while he is praying, should he continue his prayer, or cut it off to answer them and fulfill what they ask?

Question: What do you say about someone who forgot one rakʿah of Ẓuhr and gave salām after three? We do not see the strength of the school’s view that he must repeat the prayer in light of the famous ḥadīth...

Question: A woman had been praying Fajr as four rakʿahs, and continued upon that for a long time, believing it to be so. Then it became clear to her that this was an error. What should she do? Must she...

Question: May the imām, upon sensing that someone has entered (the mosque) to join the prayer, lengthen the bowing so the latecomer can catch the prayer, or lengthen the recitation?

Question: Why did the scholars of the school not mention sending salām upon the Prophet (May Allah bless him and his family and grant them peace) within the prayer, but they did mention sending ṣalāh upon him—though the command came...

Question: Students of knowledge frequently ask about the path that leads to knowledge, understanding, and memorization, about the path that leads to khushūʿ (devout humility) in prayer, and about how to get past obstacles that face the seeker of knowledge—such...