Q: When a baby is born then a male Muslim calls out the complete azaan in the right ear of the baby the iqamah in the left ear of the baby.
If a person calls out the azaan in both the ears of the baby instead of azaan in the right ear and iqamah in the left ear, then what does our Islam say about this mistake?
Q: If a woman in the state of haidh hears the azaan, then should she reply to the azaan?
Q: I was giving Fajar azaan and forgot to say (assalaatu khairum menan nowm). Is the azaan valid?
Q: Who has first priority to perform Azaan for the new born baby?
Q: Do we have to reply and read the dua after listening to azaan on the al-fajr clock?
Q: Is it compulsory to call out the azaan for every salaah in a Jamaat khana where salaah is read 5 times a day?
Q: Is sleeping while azaan is going on haraam?
Q: Is it imperative to recite azaan followed by iqaamat when performing qadhaa salaats? Does this also apply when performing several qadhaa salaats one after the other at the same time?
If for many years one did not recite azaan and iqaamat when performing qadhaa salaats, are one’s salaats valid?
Q: I live in USA and the Masjids are too far from our houses. We don't hear the sound of Azaan at home. We have an Azaan clock at home but at my workplace I don't have an Azaan clock.
My question is that if we dont hear the Azaan and its the time of prayer, do we need to say Azaan before prayer?
Q: If a person has already performed fard salaah, and some people came to him and told him to say azaan for them so that they may perform their congregational prayer, is the azaan valid ?