Episode #20 Say When You Hear The Athan (وأنا) Wa-Ana || Apply This || #LetTheSunnahGoForth

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Let’s all implement & spread this forgotten sunnah! عائشة -رضي الله عنها- أن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم كان إذا سمع المؤذن يتشهد قال: وأنا وأنا. رواه أبو داود، واللفظ له، وابن حبان في صحيحه، والحاكم، وقال: صحيح الإسناد. صحيح ابي دَاوُدَ الألباني Aisha radiaaAllahuAnhaa narrates -When the Prophet would hear the athaan he would also bare witness (to that which the muathin is saying after hearing ash haadu an laa ilaaha ilaa Allah & after hearing ash-hadu anaa Muhammad rasoolullah he would) and say waa anaa waa anaa’. Source: Abu Daud, Ibn Hibaan in his Saheeh, Haakim in his Mustadrak. Authenticated by Shaykh Albani in Saheeh Abu Daud. . Shaykh Abdul Muhsin al-Abbad (teacher at prophets masjid for 40+ years) brings this narration in his explanation of Sunan Abi Daud as an authentic sunnah. Shaykh Sulayman at-Ruhaylee also encourages others to do this sunnah as it has been forgotten nowadays. . Muaa’wiyaah (a companion) used to implement this sunnah while on the mimbar. . The athaan you are to repeat after the Mu’athin where he says: Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar say Allahu Akbar and then repeat that again when he says Allahu Akbar a second time. Then when he says Ash-Hadu An Laa ilaa ila-llaah then say ‘WAA ANNA’ when he says it again repeat ‘WAA ANNA’. Then when he says Ash-Hadu ana Muhammad ar-Rasoolullah then say ‘WAA ANNA’. Do th same when the Mu’athin repeats Ash-Hadu an laa ilaaha ilaa-llaah. Say ‘WAA ANNAA’. Then he says Hayaa ‘alaal salaah then say ‘laa hawlaa waa laa Quwataa ila Billah’ then repeat this again when you hear him say ‘Hayaa ala-salaah’ say ‘laa hawlaa walaa Quwata ila billah’. Then he finally when the Mu’athin says Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar laaa ilaaha ila-llaah then say ‘laa ilaaha ila-llaah’. . Once the athan is done you can make du’aa between athan and iqamah (for the du’a made between athan and iqama) isn’t rejected as it has come in an authentic Hadith or you could pray sunnah. But saying ‘waa anaa’ is only for athan and not for iqama! . We hope this makes senses. Spread the sunnah and let’s make this forgotten sunnah alive again!