Hadith
1:
“Conversation
in the Masjid eats up good deeds the way animals consume grass”
Related by
Al-Haafidz Al-Iraqi who said it was a fabricated Hadith. Abdul Wahhaab As-Subki
in the book Tabaqaat As-Shaafi’ia (Vol 4, p145) said this Hadith is devoid of
an Isnaad.
It is
permissible to converse in the mosque providing the conversation does not
include backbiting, slandering, tale bearing, ridiculing, kufr, shirk and
deviation from the Quran and Sunnah. However not allowed to raise voices as
this behavior is not befitting of a muslim in a mosque.
Makruh to
speak unnecessarily after Iqamah, and Haraam to speak during Azan.
Speaking in
the mosque while the Khatib is delivering Juma’ah Khutbah is totally
Haraam – and the one who speaks has no Juma’ah.
It is also
Haraam to speak when the Quran is being recited, Allah says in Al-‘Araaf 7:204
(translated: “Whenever the Quran is being recited, listen attentively to it and
keep quiet in order that you may obtain Allah’s mercy”).
Hadith
2:
“Beautify
your dining table with herbs for verily it drives away the devil upon reciting
Bismillahirrahmaanirraheem.”
Related by
Abu Na’eem and classified fabricated by Adz-Dzahabee.
Hadith 3:
“Prayer
performed in a turban is equivalent to fifteen prayers without a turban. And a
Jumu’ah Prayer performed in a turban is equivalent to ten Jumu’ah Prayers
without a turban. Verily the angels wear turbans for the Jumu’ah Prayer and
they continue send blessings on the people who wear turbans until sunset.”
Related by
Ibn Najjar and classified fabricated by Ibn Hajar in his book Lisaanul Meezan
(Vol 3, pg 244).
End Note:
Rasulullah said, “He who tells a lie on me intentionally, let him take his seat
in the Hellfire” (Bukhari).
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