I was wondering about the athan and the iqama when combining prayers. Are they the same? I heard someone say in instead of “Hayya alassalah” say (pray in your home) is that correct? If so is it in the Athan or the Iqama? How many times to say it? And its Arabic form.
I was wondering about the athan and the iqama when combining prayers. Are they the same? I heard someone say in instead of “Hayya alassalah” say (pray in your home) is that correct? If so is it in the Athan or the Iqama? How many times to say it? And its Arabic form.
21May
This statement is said when there are obstacles preventing people from praying in the masjid such as great rain or snow!
I was wondering about the athan and the iqama when combining prayers. Are they the same? I heard someone say in instead of “Hayya alassalah” say (pray in your home) is that correct? If so is it in the Athan or the Iqama? How many times to say it? And its Arabic form.