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Ezan Okunurken Ne Denir
Introduction
Ezan, the Islamic call to prayer, is a significant part of Muslim daily life. For those who hear it five times a day, it represents a spiritual connection to the divine. But not everyone knows what to say or do when they hear it. In this article, we will explore what Muslims say and do when the adhan (ezan) is recited.
What is Ezan?
Ezan is the Islamic call to prayer. It is recited five times a day by a muezzin (a person who recites the adhan) from a mosque’s minaret. The adhan is a combination of phrases, each of which is repeated four times. It invites Muslims to participate in prayer and reminds them of the time of prayer.
What is Said During Ezan?
The adhan starts with the phrase “Allahu Akbar” (God is Great), followed by other phrases, such as “Ashhadu an la ilaha illa Allah” (I bear witness that there is no deity except Allah) and “Ashhadu anna Muhammadan rasul Allah” (I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah).
What Do Muslims Say When Ezan is Recited?
When Muslims hear the adhan, they stop what they are doing and try to listen carefully. Some Muslims say a brief prayer, called tasbih or subhan Allah. Others repeat the phrases of the adhan silently to themselves. It is also common for Muslims to say the following phrase after the adhan is recited:
“Allahumma Rabba hadhihi-d-da’wati-t-tammati wa-s-salati-l-kausar, aati Muhammadanil wasilata wal-fadilata, wab’athu maqaman mahmudan-il-ladhi wa’adtahu.”
This translates to “O Allah, Lord of this perfect call and established prayer, grant Muhammad the intercession and favor, and elevate him to the honored station which You have promised him.”
What Should You Do When Ezan is Recited?
If Muslims hear the adhan while praying, they should stop and listen. If they are not praying, they should try to listen as well. Some Muslims choose to face the direction of the Kaaba (the cube-shaped structure in the mosque of Mecca) while listening to the adhan.
Are There Any Exceptions?
In certain situations, such as when a person is sick or when attending to personal needs, it is permissible to delay or postpone the prayer until a later time. However, Muslims should not make a habit of this and should strive to pray on time as much as possible.
Conclusion
Ezan is an essential part of Muslim daily life. When heard, Muslims should stop what they are doing and try to listen carefully. There are specific phrases that Muslims say when the adhan is recited, and it is important to show respect and reverence during this time.
FAQs
1. Can Muslims pray during the adhan?
No, Muslims should stop what they are doing and listen to the adhan when it is recited.
2. What should Muslims say after the adhan is recited?
Muslims can say a prayer or repeat the phrases of the adhan silently to themselves. They can also say the phrase mentioned in this article.
3. Are there any exceptions to praying on time?
Yes, in certain situations, such as sickness or attending to personal needs, it is permissible to delay or postpone the prayer until a later time.
4. Should Muslims face the Kaaba while listening to the adhan?
It is not mandatory, but some Muslims choose to face the direction of the Kaaba while listening to the adhan.
5. Can non-Muslims say the phrases of the adhan?
While anyone can recite the phrases of the adhan, they hold significant spiritual meaning for Muslims and are typically recited in Arabic.