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The ruling on Delivering sermons in other than Arabic
  • The ruling on Delivering sermons in other than Arabic

The ruling on Delivering sermons in other than Arabic

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The ruling on Delivering sermons in other than the Arabic Language, If the aim of conveying knowledge and Islamic teaching to the people can only be achieved among non-Arabs by translating the khutbahs into their languages, then the view that it is permissible to translate the khutbah into the prevalent language of the audience so that they may understand what is being said takes precedence and should be followed, especially if not translating the khutbahs will lead to conflicts and arguments. Undoubtedly translating the khutbah in such a case becomes essential to serve the people’s interests and avoid mischief.

If there are some people in the congregation who do understand Arabic, then the khateeb should combine the two languages, giving the khutbah in Arabic then repeating it in the other language which the other people understand. In this manner he will achieve the two purposes, avoiding mischief and conflict among the people whom he is addressing. There is a great deal of evidence to support that in the pure sharee’ah, such as the aayah (interpretation of the meaning) And We sent not a Messenger except with the language of his people, in order that he might make (the Message) clear for them.” Ibraaheem 14 4

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