How Is That For Reciting Durood Shareef Before "Azaan" And "Iqaamah"?
Answer:
There is no harm in reciting Durood Shareef before Azaan and Iqaamah, for, recitation of Durood Shareef before an important work is commendable act. Azaan and Iqaamah are also very important works, occasions. However, Durood Shareef and Azaan or Durood Shareef and Iqaamah should not be mingled with. There should either be an interval between them or be recited in lower voice than Azaan and Iqaamah (to differentiate between Durood Shareef and Azaan, Iqaamah) so that people may not take it as a part of Azaan or Iqaamah.
The deniers of the recitation of Durood Shareef before Azaan and Iqaamah are either "Wahaabis" or those ignorant Muslims who emulate them. If you make Muslims understand they will accept it but the stubborn Wahaabis will not understand! How ironical it is that allout efforts are being made to denigrate the pronounced characteristics and excellences of the Holy Prophet who is solicitous for his bondslaves, followers (Ummatis) from the very birth until now in his hallowed grave and obstruct the expression and dissemination of his renown, praise in one way or the other instead of loving, venerating and praising him.
"Walaakinnal Wahaabiyata Qaumul Laa Ya'qeloon"
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