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Most Sunni jurists allow performing every [[Supererogatory prayer|mustahab prayer]] congregationally, however Malikis and Hanafis believe that performing some mustahab prayers (other than what is performed in the month of [[Ramadan]]) and [[Ayat prayer]] congregationally, is [[makruh]] (disliked). On the other hand, Shi's [[jurisprudent]]s do not allow this at all, except for [[Istisqa' prayer]] (prayer for rain), and count every mustahab prayer done congregationally, as [[bid'a]] (innovation in the religion).
Most Sunni jurists allow performing every [[Supererogatory prayer|mustahab prayer]] congregationally, however Malikis and Hanafis believe that performing some mustahab prayers (other than what is performed in the month of [[Ramadan]]) and [[Ayat prayer]] congregationally, is [[makruh]] (disliked). On the other hand, Shi's [[jurisprudent]]s do not allow this at all, except for [[Istisqa' prayer]] (prayer for rain), and count every mustahab prayer done congregationally, as [[bid'a]] (innovation in the religion).


<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>== How it is preformed ==
== How it is preformed ==
[[File:Eid prayer in Imam Square, Isfahan.jpg|260px|thumbnail|[[Eid prayer]] in Imam Square, [[Isfahan]]]]
[[File:Eid prayer in Imam Square, Isfahan.jpg|260px|thumbnail|[[Eid prayer]] in Imam Square, [[Isfahan]]]]
There is almost the same way of how to perform a congregational prayer in all [[Islamic sects]]. [[Imam of congregational prayer]] (who leads the prayer) recites [[sura al-Fatiha]] and a [[Sura]] in the two first [[rak'a]]s in behalf of the people following him in prayer, though the people behind him recite other parts quietly, while following the Imam in prayer moves and actions.
There is almost the same way of how to perform a congregational prayer in all [[Islamic sects]]. [[Imam of prayer]] (who leads the prayer) recites [[sura al-Fatiha]] and a [[Sura]] in the two first [[rak'a]]s in behalf of the people following him in prayer, though the people behind him recite other parts quietly, while following the Imam in prayer moves and actions.


A ma'mum (follower in prayer) must not do the prayer acts ahead of the Imam, although it does not invalidate his prayer in the view of majority of [[Shi'a]] and some [[Sunni]] scholars. Some [[jurists]] believe that following the [[Imam]] in prayer acts is the condition of the validity of the prayer but others believe it is the condition of its recognition as a congregational prayer.
A ma'mum (follower in prayer) must not do the prayer acts ahead of the Imam, although it does not invalidate his prayer in the view of majority of [[Shi'a]] and some [[Sunni]] scholars. Some [[jurists]] believe that following the [[Imam]] in prayer acts is the condition of the validity of the prayer but others believe it is the condition of its recognition as a congregational prayer.
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