In this short instructional video, the speaker outlines several frequent errors that many Muslims commit during the Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer. The first mistake highlighted is the prohibited sitting posture known as "kufsaa" or "al-ihtiba", where a worshipper sits with both knees clasped by both hands during the sermon; this position is discouraged by the Prophet (peace be upon him) because it can lead to drowsiness or cause the ablution to be invalidated. The second mistake concerns the hand gesture during the Imam’s supplication after the second khutbah: raising both hands is considered disliked (makruh) for the Imam, and congregants are required to follow the Imam’s actions. The recommended practice is for the Imam to raise only his index finger while keeping the other hand still. The speaker urges viewers to be aware of these errors and to correct them, encouraging the creation of a video to spread this knowledge.
