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In Islam, prayer (Salah) holds a central place in a Muslim’s daily life. To organize and announce congregational prayers, two essential components are used: Adhan and Iqama . While they serve complementary roles, they have distinct meanings, purposes, and practices. This article explains the concepts of Adhan and Iqama, their meanings, and their differences, shedding light on their importance in Islam. What Is Adhan? Adhan (also spelled Azan) is the Islamic call to prayer. It is an audible proclamation that informs Muslims of the approaching time for Salah. The Adhan is recited by a muezzin, a person appointed to make the call, typically from a mosque. It is a beautiful, melodious announcement that emphasizes the unity of Muslims and their submission to Allah. The Adhan consists of specific phrases recited in Arabic, such as: Allahu Akbar (Allah is the Greatest) — repeated four times. Ashhadu an la ilaha illa Allah (I bear witness that there is no deity but Allah) — repeated twic...

  In today’s digital era, technology has reshaped the way communities contribute to religious institutions, including masjids. Donation kiosks are becoming an essential tool for enhancing fundraising efforts and simplifying the donation process. By offering a modern and user-friendly solution, donation kiosks can significantly improve how masjids collect funds for daily operations, community initiatives, and charitable causes. Here, we explore the features, functionality, and best practices for using donation kiosk effectively in a masjid setting. Features of Donation Kiosks for Masjids Touchscreen Interface Donation kiosks are equipped with easy-to-use touchscreens, allowing donors to navigate options seamlessly. This user-friendly design ensures accessibility for people of all ages. Multiple Payment Options Modern kiosks support various payment methods, including credit and debit cards, mobile wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay, and contactless NF...