Does one who slept and missed the prayer call the adhan and iqamah?
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Question:
If one sleeps through the prayer while inside the city: does he call the adhan and iqamah?
Answer:
He prays it just as he used to pray it, but he calls the iqamah. As for the adhan, it is fine to omit it, and if he calls it, there is no harm, but he should call an adhan that does not disturb the people. If he calls it, that is better.
Q: But what if he is content with just the iqamah? Because the mosques inside the city call the adhan, O Shaykh, so is it sufficient to just call the iqamah?
The Shaykh: If he is within the time, that is sufficient. But if he did not wake up until after the sun [had risen]: if he calls an adhan that the people do not hear, a light adhan, following the example of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), there is no harm, that is good. And he also calls the iqamah. But if he woke up at a time when the people have already prayed, the iqamah is sufficient for him, because the adhan has already been called, and praise be to Allah.
If one sleeps through the prayer while inside the city: does he call the adhan and iqamah?
Answer:
He prays it just as he used to pray it, but he calls the iqamah. As for the adhan, it is fine to omit it, and if he calls it, there is no harm, but he should call an adhan that does not disturb the people. If he calls it, that is better.
Q: But what if he is content with just the iqamah? Because the mosques inside the city call the adhan, O Shaykh, so is it sufficient to just call the iqamah?
The Shaykh: If he is within the time, that is sufficient. But if he did not wake up until after the sun [had risen]: if he calls an adhan that the people do not hear, a light adhan, following the example of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), there is no harm, that is good. And he also calls the iqamah. But if he woke up at a time when the people have already prayed, the iqamah is sufficient for him, because the adhan has already been called, and praise be to Allah.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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