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==Selection of Imam al-Jumu'a== | ==Selection of Imam al-Jumu'a== | ||
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Shi'a faqihs and faqihs of most of the Sunni sects didn't consider the presence or permission of the ruler as a necessary condition for the [[imam al-jumu'a]], and referred to the Friday prayer held by [[Imam 'Ali (a)]] when the [[caliph]] [['Uthman]] was under siege. After all, the imam al-jumu'a have always been a governmental position in the history of [[Islam]]. | Shi'a faqihs and faqihs of most of the Sunni sects didn't consider the presence or permission of the ruler as a necessary condition for the [[imam al-jumu'a]], and referred to the Friday prayer held by [[Imam 'Ali (a)]] when the [[caliph]] [['Uthman]] was under siege.<ref>Shafi'i, ''al-Umm'', vol. 1, p. 192; Ibn Qudama, ''al-Mughni'', vol. 2, p. 172-174; Nawawi, ''al-Majmu' '', vol. 4, p. 509</ref> After all, the imam al-jumu'a have always been a governmental position in the history of [[Islam]].<ref>J'afarian, ''Safawiyya dar 'arsi din'', vol. 3, p. 255</ref> | ||
Hanafis believe that presence of the ruler, or his representative, or his permission is necessary for the Friday prayer even if the ruler is unjust. | Hanafis believe that presence of the ruler, or his representative, or his permission is necessary for the Friday prayer even if the ruler is unjust. | ||