Sunan Ibn Majah, 844

Rapporté par Samurah bin Jundab : Il y a deux pauses que j’ai retenues du Messager d’Allah (ﷺ), mais ‘Imran bin Husain a nié cela. Nous avons écrit à Ubayy bin Ka’b à Médine, et il a répondu que Samurah avait bien raison. (Un des rapporteurs) Sa’id a dit : « Nous avons demandé à Qatadah : “Quelles sont ces deux pauses ?” Il a répondu : “Quand il commençait sa prière, et quand il terminait la récitation.” Puis il a ajouté : “Et quand il récitait : ‘Non pas le chemin de ceux qui ont encouru ta colère, ni de ceux qui se sont égarés.’ Ils aimaient que l’imam, après avoir terminé la récitation, reste silencieux jusqu’à reprendre son souffle. »

It was narrated that Samurah bin Jundab said:“There are two pauses which I memorized from the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), but `Imran bin Husain denied that. We wrote to Ubayy bin Ka`b in Al-Madinah, and he wrote that Samurah had indeed memorized them.” (One of the narrators) Sa`eed said: "We said to Qatadah: 'What are these two pauses?' He said: 'When he started his prayer, and when he finished reciting.' Then later he said: 'And when he recited: 'Not (the way) of those who earned your anger, nor of those who went astray.' They used to like (for the Imam) when he had finished reciting to remain silent until he had caught his breath