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 ?
Q: Is it wrong to say azaan is finished instead of azaan is completed?
Q: I would like to know what is the provision of using the loudspeakers in Islam. We have recently moved homes, and the mosque next to us loudly starts prayers at 4.45am, then 5am, then 5.30am and so on through the day, using the loudspeakers at maximum volume. Is this allowed according to the shariat?
Q: Can a woman give azaan in the musjid?
Q: Is it permissible to appoint someone without a Shar'ee beard to call out the Azaan?
Q: Can a person wearing shirt and pants be put forward to give the azan on a regular basis, in a masjid where there are other people in Sunnat dressing?
Q: In my area, the nearest masjid is about 10kms. There is also a musalla nearby but azaan from the masjid or the musalla is not heard. However, for several reasons, I have to perform salaat on my own at home and, in the circumstances, is it imperative to give azaan and recite iqaamat before salaat? Does this also apply if one is also performing missed salaats?
Q: There are 6-7 masjids in our area from where we easily hear the azan. One thing that is bothering is that as soon as muazzin of masjid 'A' starts calling azan, the dogs of this locality start barking. It happens 5 times a day, and only when muazzin of masjid 'A' calls azan. If muazzan is not there and some other person comes to masjid 'A' to call azan, then dogs do not bark. some people of locality say that this muazzan should be changed, others say these dogs must be thrown away. What could be the correct thing to do?
Q: I was listening to an audio recording of the Azaan. Is it prohibited to listen to recorded Azaan other than the namaaz times?