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Drunken man tries to lead Friday prayers in Kuwait mosque

Macam-macam lah... bila dah mabuk, fikiran dah tak betul maka tak de dah malu dan pertimbangan...

Abul-Laits meriwayatkan dengan sanadnya dari Asmaa' binti Yazid r.a. berkata: "Saya telah mendengar Nabi Muhammad s.a.w. bersabda: "Siapa yang minum khamar sehingga masuk dalam perutnya, maka tidak diterima sembahyangnya satu minggu dan bila sampai mabuk (hilang akal) maka tidak diterima sembahyangnya empat puluh hari dan jika mati sebelum taubat mati kafir dan jika bertaubat maka Allah s.w.t. akan memberinya minum dari thinatil khabaal (darah yang campur nanahnya ahli neraka)."

Restrained after repeatedly interrupting imam..

The man whose nationality was not revealed, was eventually restrained by the worshippers when he insisted on replacing the imam and leading the prayers

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By Habib Toumi, Bureau Chief
Published: 00:00 January 17, 2010

Berita di SINI.

Manama: A drunken man repeatedly interrupted Friday prayers in a Kuwait mosque to praise the imam.

Witnesses reported that the man started talking to the imam at Al Kandari Mosque as soon as the sermon started.

"Shaikh! We do not want you to cause any crisis. Keep cool," the man was quoted as saying to the imam.

"Shaikh! You seem to be doing all right. You are OK (in English)… Great! Continue to be cool. You are OK. We want you to calm things down. Calm things down!"

The witnesses said that the imam ignored the remarks and continued his sermon and that the worshippers did not react.

Following the sermon, the man whose nationality was not revealed by the Al Rai daily, was eventually restrained by the worshippers when he insisted on replacing the imam and leading the prayers. He was handed over to the authorities, the newspaper said.

Islam prohibits the consumption of alcohol at all times and no drunken man or woman, Muslim or non-Muslim, is allowed to enter a mosque.

Sermon Friday prayers, attended by a higher number of worshippers than ritual prayers, consist of a sermon and communal prayers, and worshippers must focus on listening to the imam and must not interrupt him.

Incidents inside mosques are rare. In 2004, a woman wearing a gotra on her head and the imam's traditional gold-rimmed black cloak wanted to deliver the sermon at Al Fateh Mosque in Manama. However, shocked worshippers who discovered her disguise held her as she was about to reach the imam's stand.

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