نوع مقاله : علمی پژوهشی
نویسنده
طلبه سطح 3 حوزه علمیه قم، دانشآموخته مرکز تخصصی فقه ائمه اطهار علیهم السلام ، قم، ایران
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عنوان مقاله [English]
نویسنده [English]
Adhān (Arabic: أذان, Islamic Call to Prayer) is a sign among religious teachings that indicates the arrival of the time of prayer. Therefore, it has a special place among Muslims. Two different readings of adhān and its effectiveness in the meantime can be achieved by referring to jurisprudential books, so that according to an approach, adhān does not have any character in itself and trust in it is in the light of the certainty that it is achieved for the accountable (mukallaf). Therefore, it is only possible to say prayer with confidence in it when the certainty of the time is reached. According to another view, adhān is an independent institution and its indicating is relative to entering the taʿabbud (Arabic: تَعَبُّد, compulsory obedience) time of worship, meaning that you can stand up for prayer, when you hear adhān. it is essential to have this discussion considering the presence of Shīʿites and Sunnīs in each other’s lands and the necessity of a magnificent presence in religious ceremonies. For this purpose, in this study, which was based on library and descriptive-analytic method of gathering information, the method of indicating adhān from entering ṣalāh (Arabic: صَلاة, prayer) time in Islamic sources was re-read. The results show that adhān is an independent institution that its indication from entering the time of prayer is taʿabbud (Arabic: تَعَبُّد, compulsory obedience) and can be used to enter the prayer by relying on it.
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