The Adhan Prayer: Arabic Pronunciation, Turkish Meaning and Virtues
The Adhan holds a significant place in the lives of Muslims, symbolizing unity and togetherness. The prayer recited after the Adhan is considered a special act of worship believed to be a means for prayers to be accepted. In this article, we will learn the Arabic pronunciation, Turkish meaning, and virtues of the Adhan prayer.
The Adhan Prayer in Arabic
According to the Prophetic traditions (Hadith), those who hear the Adhan should recite the following supplication afterward, so they may attain intercession on the Day of Judgment:
“Allahumme Rabbe hezihi’d-da’veti’t-tâmme. Vesselatil kâimeti âti Muhammedenil vesilete vel fazîlete vebashu makâmen Mahmudenillezi wa’adtah.” (Bukhari, Adhan, 8)
The Adhan Prayer in Turkish Pronunciation
The pronunciation of the Arabic prayer mentioned above is as follows:
“Allahumme Rabbe hezihi’d-da’veti’t-tâmme. Vesselatil kâimeti âti Muhammedenil vesilete vel fazîlete vebashu makâmen Mahmudenillezi wa’adtah.” (Bukhari, Adhan, 8)
The Meaning of the Adhan Prayer
The meaning of this supplication is as follows:
“O Allah, Lord of this complete call and the prayer to be performed, grant Muhammad the means (wasila) and excellence (fazila), and raise him to the Praised Station that You have promised, surely You do not break Your promise.”
Listen to the Adhan Prayer (Fatik Çollak Adhan Prayer)
[A link to a recorded version of the Adhan prayer can be added here.]