A man hearing another speak on Friday

Zayd bin Suhan said: When on Friday, during the khutbah, you see someone talking: if he is near you, signal to him with your eye; if he is far away, stop him with a gesture. But throwing pebbles (at him) is not right.

Abu Farwah said: I saw Ibn Abi Layla signal to Muhammad bin Sa'd to be quiet. He (Muhammad bin Sa'd) was talking during the khutbah.

Nafi' said: Sayyiduna Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) saw a man talking during the khutbah on Friday. He threw a pebble at him, and when the man looked at him, he placed his hand on his mouth, signalling him to be quiet.

Alqamah said: If a person sees someone talking during the khutbah on Friday, he should place his hand on his own mouth and not throw a pebble at him.

Ibrahim said: He should place his hand on his mouth.

Ayyub said: Muhammad (Ibn Sirin) used to gesture with his hand to anyone talking during the khutbah, telling him to be quiet.

Al-Hasan (al-Basri) saw a man talking during the khutbah on Friday, and he threw a pebble at him.

Tawus said: During the Friday khutbah, do not gesture to anyone, do not forbid anyone from anything, and do not supplicate, unless the imam supplicates.

Majza'ah said: His father, Sayyiduna Zahir (may Allah be pleased with him), saw a man talking on Friday, and he signalled to him to be quiet.

Sa'id bin Abdullah bin Yasar said: I was with Sa'id bin Jubayr on Friday while the imam was delivering the khutbah. I touched the pebbles lying on the ground, and he struck my hand.