Is the call to prayer made for the Asr prayer after combining it with the Dhuhr prayer in the mosque, for the sake of those worshippers who did not attend the Dhuhr prayer?
An-Nafrawi and Al-Adawi stated that the 'Isha' call to prayer () on Friday night should be performed inside the mosque in a low voice, as a recommended act (nadban), when combining the two prayers ('Isha' with Maghrib) due to an excuse. Then, the adhan should be recited in a loud voice after the 'Isha' time has begun, so that people are informed of the time's entry. The majority of jurists, however, are of the opinion that there should be no adhan for 'Isha' if it is offered along with Maghrib on Friday night. This is supported by what is authentically reported in Muslim, that the Prophet (peace be upon him) "came to Muzdalifah and prayed there Maghrib and 'Isha' with one adhan and two iqamas."
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