Those who used to repeat the prayer for laughing

Sayyiduna Jabir (may Allah be pleased with him) said: When a man laughs during the prayer, he must repeat the prayer, but he need not repeat the ablution (wudu).

Abd al-Rahman bin al-Qasim said: I laughed during prayer behind my father, so he ordered me to repeat the prayer.

Abd al-Rahman bin al-Qasim said: I laughed during prayer behind my father, so he ordered me to repeat the prayer.

Al-Sha'bi said: He repeats the prayer, but he does not repeat the ablution.

Hisham said: My brother laughed during prayer, so Urwah ordered him to repeat the prayer, but he did not tell him to repeat the ablution.

Abd al-Malik said: Ata was asked about laughing during prayer, and he said: If he smiled, there is no harm; and if he laughed out loud, he should pray again, and he does not need to repeat the ablution.

Humayd bin Hilal said: Some people were on a journey, and Sayyiduna Abu Musa (may Allah be pleased with him) led them in prayer. A one-eyed man fell into a well or something of the sort, and all the people laughed except Sayyiduna Abu Musa and al-Ahnaf. Sayyiduna Abu Musa ordered all of them to repeat the prayer.

Ibn Sirin said: When we were children and laughed during prayer, the elders (of the early generation) used to order us to repeat the prayer.

Al-Sha'bi said about a person who laughs during prayer: He should say the takbir (again) and repeat the prayer.