Ismail Londt – Luqmah. Unspoken Etiquette no. 7. For those leading Tarwh

			Smell as salaamu, alaykum,
warhamat Allah,
		

			in the event that the half of the
leading the tarahu becomes too
		

			confused
		

			when you rectify him and is you
have to repeat yourself twice or
		

			thrice, then it's best just to
leave him, because it can be
		

			really stressful there in front
confusing. He was focused on one
		

			thing, and now you call out. He's
not sure what you're saying at
		

			times, maybe there's some
additional sound, additional noise
		

			in the masjid, etc. So leave him
and continue. He also the half is
		

			if you, who are leading, are being
rectified, and you can't focus,
		

			you're panicking,
		

			then one of two things you you,
you either just push through and
		

			complete what you intended for the
rakaha, okay, ignore what is being
		

			said, and then speak with your
colleagues after your your Taslim,
		

			after you complete the second
Raka, or
		

			at that point there, even though
You never completed what you
		

			intended for that Raka. You make
rukua, you go down,
		

			and you complete your Raka, and
you try again the second Rakka. If
		

			it happened in your second Rakka,
you just complete that second
		

			unit. Taslim, I mean, assalamu.
Alaikum, Allah, and complete. And
		

			you turn around and you discuss it
with him, just in a more calm
		

			space.
		

			So lukma etiquette, unspoken
etiquette, and perhaps in the
		

			future, with experience from many
other huffal we can draft
		

			something as guidelines. May Allah
is the way ahead and accept the
		

			offering. I mean, Islam aliqu.