- Time for Dhuhr Prayer
- The Prescribed Method of Adhan and Iqamah
- Defense of Hadith: Wudu is Invalidated by Eating Camel Meat
- The Words “As-Salatu Khayrun Minan-Nawm” in the Fajr Adhan
- The Legal Status of Adhan at the Grave
- Witr Prayer After the Dawn (Fajr)
- Addition of “Ash-hadu anna Ameer-ul-Mu’mineen Aliyyan Waliullah” in the Adhan
- Is Tarji’ (Repeating the Testimony in Adhan) Proven?
- Responding to “Qad Qamatis Salah”
- Ruling on a Person Who Abandons Salah
- Is Single (Ekahri) Iqamah Established in Islamic Teachings?
- Saying “الصلاة خير من النوم” in the Fajr Adhan
- Giving the Adhan for Performing Salah
- The Ruling on Reciting Salat Before the Adhan
- Who Should Give the Iqamah?
- Saying “Aqamaha Allah wa Adamaha” in Response to the Iqamah
- Can an Individual Call the Adhan and Iqamah for Their Own Prayer?
- The Times of Prayer and How to Determine Them
- Entering the Mosque in a State of Major Ritual Impurity (Janabah)
- Turning the Face Right and Left During Iqamah
- Performing Tahiyyat al-Masjid During Prohibited Times
- Multiple Congregational Prayers in a Mosque
- Ruling on Offering Sunnah Prayers After the Iqamah
- The Ruling on Saying “Ameen” Aloud in Salah
- Performing Nafl (Voluntary) Prayers While Traveling on a Mount or Vehicle
- The Qiblah Lies Between the East and the West
- The Imam Can Appoint or Select the Muezzin
- Listening to the Adhān and Responding to the Muezzin’s Words is Legislated in Islam
- Maintaining Congregational Prayer During Travel
- What Are the Prescribed Words of Adhan (Call to Prayer)?
- The Response to Adhan (Call to Prayer) in Islam
- Is It Sunnah to Give Adhan for Tahajjud?
- Is Adhan or Iqamah Established for Eid Prayers?
- Can a Mosque Have Two Mu’adhins?
- Which Direction Should One Face While Giving Adhan?
- Facing the Qiblah While Giving Adhan Is Sunnah
- Saying “As-Salatu Khayrun Minan-Nawm” Twice in Fajr Adhan Is Sunnah
- Is Giving the Tarji’ Adhan Permissible? The Stronger Opinion
- The Words of Adhan (Call to Prayer) in Islam
- Mu’adhins Will Have the Longest Necks on the Day of Judgment
