The ruling on praying in a mosque where the call to prayer is not made
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Question:
The questioner from Buraydah (J.R.) says in his final question: There is a mosque where people pray at all times, but the call to prayer is not made in it. Is it permissible to pray in it, or not?
Answer:
Yes, it is permissible to pray in it, and it is obligatory that the call to prayer be made. One of them should make the call so that people are informed. It is obligatory that they be informed until one of them makes the call. Praying in it is permissible if there is no other mosque that suffices for them, provided they need to pray in it. However, if they have another mosque that suffices for them, that is enough. But if they have a need for this mosque, they should pray in it, and one of them should make the call to prayer in it.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner from Buraydah (J.R.) says in his final question: There is a mosque where people pray at all times, but the call to prayer is not made in it. Is it permissible to pray in it, or not?
Answer:
Yes, it is permissible to pray in it, and it is obligatory that the call to prayer be made. One of them should make the call so that people are informed. It is obligatory that they be informed until one of them makes the call. Praying in it is permissible if there is no other mosque that suffices for them, provided they need to pray in it. However, if they have another mosque that suffices for them, that is enough. But if they have a need for this mosque, they should pray in it, and one of them should make the call to prayer in it.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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