Fajr Athan Medina (Masjid Al'Nabi)

[373733]

sad but true they destroyed the original Masjid AL'NABI

[Mrkhuram100]

subhan Allah masaha Allah

[fahadhussain121]

i luv the way it echo's .. :)i've actually heard it in the mosque

[and1smax]

@321superdino And also I am, let's fight for that :)

[IslamFavourites]

amazing adhaan! The Prophet (PBUH) must hear this 5 times a day, what an honour for the muadhin!

[Emin075]

What is the name of this guy ? very good voice maasallah!!

[dinydz]

Ya Alloh aku rindu masjid nabawi, ya Alloh sempatkan lagi hambamu kesana

[Assanni87]

SoebhanaLlah, HamdoelliLlahAllahu Akbar, Macha Allah

[sheilahashmi]

@ Skinhead88WP

Allah is light satan is darkness. Life is an illusion its soon gonna be over for all of us. Can any one defy death? If you can't defy death how can you defy your Creator to whom all will return?

Allah has appointed the Angel of death on each one of us. When our time comes Malik- ul- Mawt will take us completely into his charge and we shall be taken back to our LORD! And there we shall wait till judgement day when all shall be resurrected.

[zizoumomzbi]

i love this athan

[Carljohnson933]

mashalah

[Maryammmm]

SubhanAllah.

[Skinhead88WP]

Religions is opium for people.

It's the same draw, you become addicted and you loose your freedom.

And the sadness, some people use religions for to drive (control) other people !

But a true God must spread the love, liberty, tolerance, forgivness and the reality is opposit, popeple kill other in God's Name, make war in God's Name... That proof most of people are blind and serve the forces of darkness. That's available for every Religions Names.

[Monas19]

is it not raudah ?

[dewandc]

@Monas19, nope this was taken on the roof of the Masjid.

[sihaanm]

Loving call to prayer, is sooooo spiritual.. soooo soul fulfilling , i have had the amazing moving feeling when listening to the best sound and words.. cannot describe how beautiful it is... i have been to Palestine, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan... and is always so beautiful... i want to go and work in an Islamic county, so i can live these beautiful moments.... Oh God help Me! Peace to all.....from Canada

[youssif05]

@sihaanm Subhanallah, how did you go to palestine, the israeli authorities dont let muslims into there anymore.

[awato]

Agree with u brothers, what a feeling it was on hajj. THere is a hadith from the profet muhammed sallahu alejhi wa salam that he sayd Iman will return to medina. Suphanallah imagand it was sayd 1400 years ago and its very true anywhere u go u wont find that spirital and peaceful place like medina ( go to rawdah) and try it if u havnt done it before

[omartechnique]

nice recording bro, may allah reward you!

[muslim361]

ALLAHOU AKBAR!!!!!!!!!!!

[clapton1958]

It's a shame I don't live in an Islamic country, really.

I have visited a few, and I have several Adhan soundclips on my computer, but it's not the same. I think it would be a very nice experience to physically be called to prayer, to walk with others to a larger mosque than my local, rather than furtively checking my watch and hoping no brain-dead chavs decide to beat me up for praying in public. Absolutely beautiful this, brings me nearly to tears.

[justincrap]

You should really hear this in real life. It fills ur body with energy and sometimes it makes u cry if ur listening well.

[iwtfn]

Brother, I understand your point.

To experience this is something unique. I was lucky to be part of the Hajj this year .. The feel and thrill you get when Azan is done is unique. Then the rush to the mosque.

UNIQUE. God Willing, all Muslims shall experience this in Madina and Mecca. Ameen

[emakne]

@clapton1958 i feel the same honestly.. I'll never forget the feeling of hearing the live adhan when i spent visits in a muslim country.. it's so beautiful. Really makes me want to move to and Islamic country and live there!

[Tozzlez]

@clapton1958 Very true, I'll never forget hearing the Athan being called when i went to Turkey this summer... its beautiful really... InshAllah i'll get the privilage to go to Medinah and Makkah, i will be in absolute tears 99% of the time when im there! subhanAllah

[lekotar]

How did they do it before there was electricity or loud speakers?

[mrfarraj1]

a person with strong voice would raise on top of the minaret and recite it. thats why you find a minaret in the structure of every mosque.

[maltesten12345]

moon..

sun..

showed them the praytimes

[blackeagle989444]

Thats what the towers were for...

[7heavenz7hellz]

ALLAHU AKBAR.

[shanc1193]

Masha'Allah... this is so beautiful. The adhans called from Masjid al-Haram and Masjid an-Nabawi are definitely two of the most eloquently called adhans in the world.

[nahkdemha786]

subhanallah

[lawza3]

Mashallah

[FlammenderRing]

crazy man 5*

[yukselsah]

I was there too, it is impossible to say what you are feeling... It is very nice... Shukran...

[mikemanners11]

How could that guy read with all of that shouting over the loudspeaker going on......My ears hurt just listening to the cell phone video.....

Very interesting though...I never saw the inside of a mosque before.....

[romanali1]

This is actually not "inside" the mosque. It is on the roof, which is also used as prayer space.

Yes it is very loud, but then again it is a big mosque so everyone has to hear. The function of the adhan is also to call people not at the mosque to come to the mosque, so it has to be loud ... and the prayer times are fixed and the adhan cannot be delayed unnecessarily. It doesn't last long, so there is plenty of time for him to read. :-)

[iamthepalastenian]

هذا مصلى حبيب القلب محمد

من بعد رؤيته وعيني لا تضار وترمد

[Synergistik]

Wonderful video. Brings back so many memories. Fajr in masjid nabawi is so peaceful.

[302acr43]

Medina is the second holiest place in Islam. And If I am correct very few non Muslim can ever enter this place.

[romanali1]

You are correct. Very few indeed .. none actually. Same applies to Makkah.

[302acr43]

This place is close to outsiders, for non Muslims. I don't know how you did this video but I hope for your sake you will refrain from doing so the next time!

[bilalrafeek1]

definitely is an electrifying experience.. simply awesome masha Allah.. i'm really thankful to Allah for calling me often..

[rationality12]

must be an electrifying experience over there at this time

[SUBAHANNALLAH]

Masha Allah beatuiful...la howal wa la quwata illa bil lahhil aliyul adeem

[TANBIR]

dis wz onda roof ofda masjid!!!!!

i kno cz i went dis yr HAHAHAHA

[djgangbang]

allah razı olsun

[yaQaim]

wow beautiful subhanallah!

[msikandar]

wow masha allah..thanks!!!!!

[AzfurAli]

Masha'allah

[likenootherlol]

Mashallah so amazing

Was that on the roof top or somewhere else ?

i've never prayed al-fajr on the roof before

[letmeinviteyou]

go for it

[Anatolian018]

Akhi Masallah walla this is so amazing...

[dewandc]

For some reason the guards dont' hassle the men for searching for cameras, but the women side on the other hand is different they will not allow you in the mosque even if your cellphone has a camera. In the rooftop you see many people taking flics from cameras to camcorders.

[123rez]

Are you even allowed to bring in cameras let alone video cameras into this mosque?

[dewandc]

This was done on digital camera.

[123rez]

Whatever the source was are you allowed to bring it in without getting in trouble of some sort? If the security guards know that you are bringing it in will they allow it?

[australianzaahidh1]

If the guards know that you're bringing a camera in, they won't let you. There are signs saying no cameras, but who could miss such an oppertunity?! =D

[aesaphyr]

No, they search you before you go in. If they even find a mobile phone with a camera on you, they will refuse to let you in, or throw it away. But security is tighter in some places and laxer in others.

[SiriusDorcas]

Very amazing video. Masha'Allah.

I believe its because many women practice strict Hijab, obviously taking a camera from that end would be even worst than taking it through the men's side. Possibly why the guards are very strict in the women's section O_O

...Regardless, thank you for posting this up, although we should do our best to abide with the rules that are there...they're there for a reason ...