Fiqh Questions About Sermons with Loudspeakers 10% for japansteemit

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Because he was tired of discussing complicated fiqh, such as the issue of Crypto, for example, our kyai Muhammad Syamsudin, an economist, has turned his back on muhallil. Hahaha... I just choose another topic that is so commonplace that it's so commonplace that few people talk about it but it's actually important to discuss.

The story is, in the Shafi'i school of thought, a preacher is required to recite the pillars of his sermon to 39 people plus himself. Well, there happened to be a preacher who was lazy to talk because his wife's desire to become muhallil was thwarted. His sermon voice was so soft that he was bored with life, so maybe only 5-10 of his closest makmums could hear him. It's just that he put the loudspeaker right in front of his mouth so that the originally soft voice could be heard outside the mosque.

Is the sermon valid in fiqh?

Please answer in the comments column by including ibarah as an answer reference. Don't expect an answer from me because I'm asking. The one who gives the best answer, I pray that his descendants will become fakih.