Adhan (Azan) — The Islamic Call to Prayer
Adhān
الأذان
The Islamic call to prayer (Adhan or Azan), recited five times a day by the muezzin from the mosque to summon Muslims to salah. Consists of seven phrases repeated in a set order (with an eighth added in Fajr), all rooted in the Prophet's ﷺ sunnah.
Referensi
- Al-Quran:
- ["Al-Ma'idah 5:58 — And when you call to prayer, they take it in mockery and jest","At-Tawbah 9:3 — An announcement (adhan) from Allah and His Messenger","Al-Jumu'ah 62:9 — When the call to Friday prayer is made, hasten to remembrance"]
- Hadis:
- ["Bukhari 604 — Legislation of the Adhan through Abdullah ibn Zayd's dream","Ibn Majah 706 — Same story with additional detail","Abu Dawud 499 — Bilal chosen as first muezzin","Bukhari 611 — Repeat what the muezzin says","Muslim 384 — Salawat after adhan earns ten blessings","Muslim 385 — Response to Hayya ala salah: la hawla wa la quwwata illa billah","Bukhari 614 — Dua after adhan earns intercession","Abu Dawud 521 — Dua between adhan and iqamah is not rejected","Abu Dawud 5105 — Adhan in the ear of the newborn"]