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863. It was narrated that Abū Rāfi' said: "After the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ had prayed 'Asr', he would go to Banu 'Abdul-Ashhal to speak to them, until the time for Maghrib came." Abū Rāfi' said: "While the
Prophet ﷺ was hastening to pray Maghrib, we passed by Al-Baqi[1] and he said: 'Fie on you, fie on you!' That upset me so I slowed down, because I thought that he meant me. He said: 'What is the matter with you? Keep up!' I said: 'Is there something wrong?' He said: 'Why are you asking that?' I said: 'Because you said: "Fie on you" to me.' He said: 'No, that was so-and-so whom I had sent to collect Zakâh from the tribe of so-and-so, and he stole a Namirah[2] and now he is clothed with something similar made of Fire.'" (Hasan)
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If the time is short and the congregation has already been set up, one may walk in a manner and with a pace that is not disrespectful to the mosque or the prayer and that does not lessen one's sense of dignity.
