Should one object to someone who raises his voice slightly while reciting the Tashahhud, causing disturbance to the worshipper?

Enjoining what is right and forbidding what is wrong is obligatory if the wrong is unlawful, and it is recommended if it is disliked, provided that it does not lead to discord. Scholars have stated that disturbing a worshipper with recitation is disliked, and it has been said to be unlawful, especially if the disturbance becomes severe. According to the view that it is disliked, it is recommended for you to object to the disturbance by raising your voice with the Tashahhud.