The Call to Prayer Adhan

The Call to Prayer Adhan. To assemble the Muslims for congregational prayer, "Adhan", or the call to prayer is given. The caller (Mu'adh-dhin) stands facing Ka'bah (Qiblah), and raising his hands to his ears calls in a loud voice:

ALLAHU AKBAR

Allah is the greatest.

ALLAHU AKBAR

Allah is the greatest.

ALLAHU AKBAR

Allah is the greatest.

ALLAHU AKBAR

Allah is the greatest.

ASH-HADU AL-LA ILAHA ILLALLAH

I bear witness that there is no deity but Allah.

ASH-HADU AL-LA ILAHA ILLALLAH

I bear witness that there is no deity but Allah.

ASH-HADU AN-NA MUHAMMADAR-RASULULAH

I bear witness that Muhammed (S.A.W.) is the Messenger of Allah.

ASH-HADU AN-NA MUHAMMADAR-RASULULAH

I bear witness that Muhammed (S.A.W.) is the Messenger of Allah.

HAYYA 'ALAS SALAH

Come to prayer.

HAYYA 'ALAS SALAH

Come to prayer.

HAYYA 'ALAL FALAH

Come to your Good.

HAYYA 'ALAL FALAH

Come to your Good.


ALLAHU AKBAR

Allah is the greatest.

ALLAHU AKBAR

Allah is the greatest.

LA ILAHA ILLALLAH

There is no deity but Allah.

In Adhan for Fajr Salah, the following sentence is added after:

HAYYA 'ALAL FALAH
ASSALATU KHAYRUM MINAN NAUM

Salah is better than sleep.

ASSALATU KHAYRUM MINAN NAUM

Salah is better than sleep.