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Learn the history and method of the old adhaan in the Holy Mosque

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Many people do not know the history of the beginning of the adhaan and when the early voice entered the Holy Mosque, which is very different in terms of its way from what we see about our time. Therefore, the King Abdul Aziz Department highlighted the method of the old adhaan in the Holy Mosque through Infograph.

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Infograph King Abdulaziz Department on the adhaan

The method of the adhaan is old

King Abdul Aziz said: "The muezzin are taller than the high platforms built on the edge of the Haram. Every muezzin has a strong and strong voice. The chief of the muezzin starts the adhaan from the minaret of 'Umrah.

Algebraic

A high rise building facing the Kaaba, dedicated to the faithful, was moved in 1388, and was in the section of the increase and then moved over Zamzam well.

Place of Azan

It moved in the 8th century AH to the Gate of Peace, and in the 10th century AH it became the dome of Zamzam.

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King Abdulaziz first introduced it to the Grand Mosque in 1368 AH.

It is noteworthy that the Department of King Abdul Aziz, had revealed the oldest recording of the ears in the Holy Mosque, which dates back to about 1302 Hijri, one of the rare sound documents in the Library of Leiden, the Netherlands, and the history of registration for more than 138 years, recorded by the Dutch Orientalist Christian Snook Horkroneh Year 1302 AH, 1885 AD.

It is worth mentioning that King Abdul Aziz was established to serve the history, geography, literature and heritage of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Arab countries and Islamic countries in general, and aims to achieve a number of objectives, including the achievement of books that serve the history of Saudi Arabia, geography, literature, and its intellectual and urban implications, Arab and Islamic countries in general.

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