Adhan and Iqamah — Prayer
- Giving the adhān inside the mosque using a loudspeaker
- Is There a Fixed Side for the Adhan?
- Insisting on the Adhan from the Left and the Iqama from the Right
- The Adhan from the Left Side
- Not Turning the Head at the Two “Hayya ‘ala” in the Adhan
- The Adhan Inside the Mosque
- The Adhan on the Mosque Veranda
- Adhan and Iqama for Praying at Home
- The Adhan Given by Several People
- The adhan in a settlement of non-Muslims
- If the mosque has no imam or mu'adhdhin, one should pray there with adhan and iqama
- What to do if the adhan may lead to a quarrel
- Even if two mosques are close together, the adhan should be called in both
- The adhan of one mosque does not suffice for another adjoining mosque
- An imam of one mosque calling the adhan on the microphone of another mosque
- The adhan by loudspeaker in one place and the congregation in another
- Jumu'a is prayed in the mosque but the adhan is called on the madrasa's loudspeaker
- Waiting for the congregation after the adhan
- Giving the adhan in a low voice
- What to do when someone with a weak voice is eager to give the adhan
- Adhan for suhur
- Adhan on a day of storm
- Dogs howling on hearing the adhan
- Wronging the mu’adhdhin
- Reciting ṣalāh (ṣalawāt) before the adhān
- Salawat and tasbihs before the adhan
- Why “Muhammadun” in the kalima but “Muhammadan” in the adhan
- Saying “Allahu akbaar” instead of “Allahu akbar” in the adhan
- How to pronounce “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” in the adhan
- Joining the ra’ of “akbar” to the lam of “Allah” in the adhan and iqama
- Drawing out the words of the adhan
- Drawing out the word “Allah” in the adhan
- Separating and joining the phrases of the adhan
- Separating and joining the phrases of the adhan (another fatwa): pauses in the takbirs and shahadas
- Saying “hayya ʿala al-salah” four times
- Deliberately splitting “al-salatu khayrun min al-nawm” into two parts
- What should be done if the breath gives out during the adhan?
- The adhan with musical intonation (tarannum)
- Responding to the adhān
- Responding to the adhan is wajib
- During wudu: respond to the adhan or recite the wudu supplication?
- Should one making wudu recite the wudu supplications or respond to the adhan?
- Responding to the adhan during Qur’an recitation, wudu and the like
- Responding to the Adhan while Performing Wudu, Reciting the Qur’an or Teaching
- Continuing or Stopping Qur’an Recitation during the Adhan
- If the Adhan Begins during an Admonition
- Responding to the Two Hay‘alas
- Talking during the Adhan and Responding to It
- Ruling of supplication after the adhān
- Raising the Hands for the Supplication after the Adhan
- Supplicating with Raised Hands after the Adhan
- Raising the Hands (Raf‘ al-Yadayn) in the Supplication after the Adhan
- Saying “Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah” at the end of the adhan
- Adhān before its time
- If the adhan is called before sunset
- The adhan was called at the start of the time — should it be repeated?
- Repeating the adhan because of a mistake in it
- A second adhan because the electricity went off
- How to complete it if the electricity goes off during the adhan or in the middle of the prayer
- Adhān without wuḍū’
- Does calling the adhan without wudu’ bring down ill fortune?
- The warning against calling the adhan without wudu’
- If wudu is broken in the middle of the adhan
- Leaving the mosque after the adhan
- Adhan and prayer while intoxicated
- Appointing a person addicted to intoxicants as mu’adhdhin
- The adhan of one who plays chess
- The adhan of one who shaves his beard
- The adhan of a clean-shaven man: textual evidence
- The adhan of a minor and the Shari‘a threshold of puberty
- Switching on the lights after the maghrib adhan
- Appointing a professional itinerant beggar as mu’adhdhin
- Method of giving adhān in a newborn’s ear
- Giving the adhan in a child’s ear several days later
- The adhan in a child’s ear is given after washing him
- A girl or a woman giving the adhan in the child’s ear in the delivery room
- The adhan and iqama in a child’s ear
- Speed of the iqāmah
- Iqama for one praying alone (munfarid)
- Praying alone with adhan and iqama
- Iqama for a second congregation
- Iqama said by the wife
- Iqama said by a mukhannath
- The takbir (iqama) said by someone other than the mu’adhdhin
- Iqama without the mu’adhdhin’s permission
- It is better to say the takbir (iqama) with the mu’adhdhin’s permission
- Must permission for the takbir (iqama) be taken from the mu’adhdhin for every prayer?
- Must the one saying the iqama stand to the right of the imam?
- The one saying the iqama stands in the second or third row
- Turning the face during the iqama
- Is there turning of the head (iltifat) in the iqama?
- Repeating the prayer because the iqama was omitted
- A mistake in the iqama: should it be restarted from the beginning?
- Which vowel to pronounce on the ta’ of “qad qamati-s-salah”
- When the followers should stand for the prayer during the iqama
- When the followers stand during the iqama (another fatwa)
- The imam sitting in his place before the iqama and everyone standing at “hayya ‘ala-s-salah”: is it established?
- Standing at “Hayya ‘ala-s-salah”: When Should the Imam and Followers Stand for the Congregational Prayer?
- Standing up at “hayya ‘ala al-salah”
- The followers standing at “hayya ‘ala al-salah”
- Standing up at “hayya ‘ala-s-salah”
- All the followers standing up at “qad qamati-s-salah”!
- Calling out “as-ṣalāh, as-ṣalāh” before true dawn
- Announcing after the adhan that fifteen minutes remain
- Announcing the prayer over a loudspeaker five minutes before the adhan
- Announcing the prayer with the sound of a gong
- The kettledrum after the adhan
- A bell can in no way take the place of the adhan
- Waking people for the Fajr prayer
- Reciting the Qur’an and supplications before the Fajr prayer to wake the worshippers
- Adhān and iqāmah for missed prayers (qaḍā’)
- When a prayer is repeated several days later, are the adhan and iqama given for it too?
- The ruling on the adhan and iqama for qada’ prayers
- The iqama for a qada’ prayer
- The ruling on the adhan and iqama for a qada’ prayer at home and in the mosque