Who gives the call for prayer in Islam?
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In Islam, the call to prayer is given by a person known as the “muezzin” or “mu’adhdhin.” The muezzin’s role is to announce the call to prayer, known as the “Adhan,” from a mosque’s minaret or loudspeaker system. The Adhan is recited before each of the five daily prayers to alert Muslims that it is time for prayer.