When you hear the caller calling for prayer and you are in the middle of the adhan, do I say what he says, or must I start from the beginning? And if the voices of the mu'adhdhins are mixed together...
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The questioner : He says: When you hear the caller calling for prayer and you are in the middle of the adhan, do I say what he says, or must I start from the beginning? And if the voices of the mu'adhdhins are mixed together with each other and I am not focusing on one, what do I say?
The Shaykh : If you hear the mu'adhdhin in the middle of the adhan, and this happens often, either because the sound amplifier did not produce his voice until the middle of the adhan, or for other reasons.
The questioner : Yes, Shaykh.
The Shaykh : So start the adhan from the beginning, then follow the mu'adhdhin.
As for when the voices are mixed, follow the one you hear first and continue with him. If a mu'adhdhin with a louder voice calls after him and the first voice becomes faint, start with this one and follow him until he finishes. Yes.
The questioner : May Allah reward you.
The Shaykh : If you hear the mu'adhdhin in the middle of the adhan, and this happens often, either because the sound amplifier did not produce his voice until the middle of the adhan, or for other reasons.
The questioner : Yes, Shaykh.
The Shaykh : So start the adhan from the beginning, then follow the mu'adhdhin.
As for when the voices are mixed, follow the one you hear first and continue with him. If a mu'adhdhin with a louder voice calls after him and the first voice becomes faint, start with this one and follow him until he finishes. Yes.
The questioner : May Allah reward you.