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941. Sahl bin Sa'd reported: “Some fighting occurred between the (tribe members of) Banū 'Amr bin 'Awf. The Prophet ﷺ heard this, and went to them after the Zuhr prayer in order to reconcile between them. He said to Bilāl: 'If the time for the Aṣr prayer arrives, and I have not returned, then command Abū Bakr to lead the prayer.' When the time for Aṣr came, Bilāl called the Adhān and then the Iqāmah, then he commanded Abū Bakr to lead, so he stepped forward...” (the rest of the narration is similar to no. 940) in the end of it he (ﷺ) said: “If some matter disturbs you in the prayer, let the men say Tasbīh, and let the women hit their hands.”[2] (Sahīh)
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Footnotes
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[1] See the following narrations.
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[2] Walyuṣaffīh an-nisā' and Tasfīh is explained in the following narration.
Commentary
1. In the event of a conflict or dispute between some Muslims, other Muslims should hasten to reconcile between the disputants. Notables and tribal leaders should rush before others to reconcile quarrels.
2. An Imām should appoint his deputy in the event of his anticipated absence.
