Explanation of the Book of the Adhan-02b
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The reciter: Abdullah ibn Yazid narrated to us, saying: Khamis ibn al-Hasan narrated to us from Abdullah ibn Buraydah from Abdullah ibn Mughaffal, who said: The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Sahih al-Bukhari 627.
The Shaykh : His saying (peace and blessings be upon him), “Between every two adhanat,” refers to the adhan and the iqamah, because both are forms of announcement. The adhan, which is the adhan, announces the entry of the time for prayer, and the adhan, which is the iqamah, announces the standing up for prayer. His saying, “a prayer,” is general in its meaning, but this prayer may be one of the rawatib (regular voluntary prayers) or it may not be. So let us begin with Fajr: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, and it is
The student: a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer).
The Shaykh : a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer). Then Zuhr: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, and it is a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer). Then 'Asr: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, but it is not a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer); it is an absolute sunnah (recommended practice). Then Maghrib: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, but it is not a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer). And regarding Maghrib, a specific text has come down concerning it, where he (peace and blessings be upon him) said:Bulugh al-Maram 2:264. As for 'Isha', between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, but it is an absolute voluntary prayer. Accordingly, a person should, if the adhan is called and he is in the mosque, pray two rak'ahs, whether he is waiting for a prayer that has a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer) before it or not, based on the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him and his family): Jami` at-Tirmidhi 185Sahih (Darussalam). Yes.
There is a prayer between the two Adhans (Adhan and Iqama), there is a prayer between the two Adhans." And then while saying it the third time he added, "For the one who wants to (pray).
بين كل أذانين صلاة بين كل أذانين صلاة ثم قال في الثالثة لمن شاءThe Shaykh : His saying (peace and blessings be upon him), “Between every two adhanat,” refers to the adhan and the iqamah, because both are forms of announcement. The adhan, which is the adhan, announces the entry of the time for prayer, and the adhan, which is the iqamah, announces the standing up for prayer. His saying, “a prayer,” is general in its meaning, but this prayer may be one of the rawatib (regular voluntary prayers) or it may not be. So let us begin with Fajr: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, and it is
The student: a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer).
The Shaykh : a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer). Then Zuhr: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, and it is a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer). Then 'Asr: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, but it is not a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer); it is an absolute sunnah (recommended practice). Then Maghrib: between its adhan and its iqamah there is a prayer, but it is not a rawatib (regular voluntary prayer). And regarding Maghrib, a specific text has come down concerning it, where he (peace and blessings be upon him) said: