The ruling on the adhan and iqama for a qada’ prayer at home and in the mosque

Question

I perform qada’ prayers sometimes at home, sometimes in the mosque; in the mosque I mostly perform the qada’ prayer after the congregation. Now the question is: must I say both the adhan and the iqama for the qada’ prayer at home or not? And in the mosque, must the adhan and iqama also be said or not? And if saying the adhan and iqama is necessary, is it permissible to say them quietly or not?

Answer

A qada’ prayer should be performed in such a way that no one knows that one is performing a qada’ prayer. Therefore do not perform it in the mosque after the Fajr prayer or after the ‘Asr prayer. When you perform a qada’ prayer in the mosque, the adhan and iqama have in any case already taken place there; and when you perform it at home, the adhan of the mosque is regarded as…

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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