Ruling on the mu'adhdhin giving his substitute something in exchange for the adhan
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Ruling on the mu'adhdhin giving his substitute something in exchange for the adhan
I am a mu'adhdhin, and sometimes I delegate the adhan to someone else. Should I give the delegate a share of the time during which he performed the adhan on my behalf?
First: Why do you delegate when you are the mu'adhdhin to whom the adhan has been entrusted?The questioner: Out of dire necessity.
The Shaykh: If it is a dire necessity, there is nothing wrong with it, but the dire necessity is, for example, one or two days in the month, and you do not give him anything unless it is the custom to do so.Yes, if he said to you: I want something, so I give him something.Although it is not befitting for him to say: I want something; because this is an act of worship.
I am a mu'adhdhin, and sometimes I delegate the adhan to someone else. Should I give the delegate a share of the time during which he performed the adhan on my behalf?
First: Why do you delegate when you are the mu'adhdhin to whom the adhan has been entrusted?The questioner: Out of dire necessity.
The Shaykh: If it is a dire necessity, there is nothing wrong with it, but the dire necessity is, for example, one or two days in the month, and you do not give him anything unless it is the custom to do so.Yes, if he said to you: I want something, so I give him something.Although it is not befitting for him to say: I want something; because this is an act of worship.