The method of tarji' in the two testimonies and the ruling on the first adhan
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The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, tarji' in the adhan at the testimony is to say it once with a low voice and once with a raised voice. The question is: should he say this phrase in a voice that is heard by those nearby and those far away? And if he is doing tarji', what does he start with? A pause or a break?
The Shaykh:
The line starts with the line. He says it secretly first, then he says it aloud.
The questioner:
Perfect.
The Shaykh:
It is not obligatory. The first adhan is not obligatory; it is a sunnah or recommended practice to alert people to the arrival of Fajr so they can prepare, or simply to give notice, like the first adhan on Friday, to alert people to prepare for the Friday prayer. So if it is done, it is better, and if it is left, there is no harm. As for the second adhan, it is not repeated
Honorable Shaykh, tarji' in the adhan at the testimony is to say it once with a low voice and once with a raised voice. The question is: should he say this phrase in a voice that is heard by those nearby and those far away? And if he is doing tarji', what does he start with? A pause or a break?
The Shaykh:
The line starts with the line. He says it secretly first, then he says it aloud.
The questioner:
Perfect.
The Shaykh:
It is not obligatory. The first adhan is not obligatory; it is a sunnah or recommended practice to alert people to the arrival of Fajr so they can prepare, or simply to give notice, like the first adhan on Friday, to alert people to prepare for the Friday prayer. So if it is done, it is better, and if it is left, there is no harm. As for the second adhan, it is not repeated
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، بداية من باب الأذان — islamhouse.com (41:16)
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