Jumu'a is prayed in the mosque but the adhan is called on the madrasa's loudspeaker

Question

We have a loudspeaker in the madrasa here, through which the adhans of all five prayers are called, and the Jumu'a adhan is also called in the madrasa over the loudspeaker, while in the mosque the adhan is called without a loudspeaker. Hearing the madrasa's loudspeaker, people come from their fields and perform the Jumu'a prayer on time. The Jumu'a prayer is not held in the madrasa; the madrasa is on the edge of the village, and the distance between the mosque and the madrasa is about one furlong.

Answer

Since the Jumu'a prayer is not performed in the madrasa, there is no need for the Jumu'a adhan there; it is appropriate that the adhan be called over the loudspeaker in the vicinity of the mosque itself.

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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