The ruling on one who goes outside the town and does not hear the voice of the mu'adhdhin except through a loudspeaker
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
A group of young men went on a trip to a distant area and stayed in a place far from the town, but they could still hear the adhan because of the loudspeakers. Is Jumu'ah and congregational prayer obligatory for them with the people of that town?
It is not obligatory for them,Meaning: if they are far from the town such that they do not hear the voices of the mu'adhdhins, and if it were not for the loudspeakers, it would not be obligatory for them. However, if they are close to the town such that they would hear the mu'adhdhins if they called the adhan without a loudspeaker, then it is obligatory for them.
It is not obligatory for them,Meaning: if they are far from the town such that they do not hear the voices of the mu'adhdhins, and if it were not for the loudspeakers, it would not be obligatory for them. However, if they are close to the town such that they would hear the mu'adhdhins if they called the adhan without a loudspeaker, then it is obligatory for them.