(قلت: إسناده ضعيف؛ من أجل الافريقي هذا؛ فإنه ضعيف من قِبلِ
حفظه. وقال النوي: " قال الترمذي والبغوي: في إسناده ضعف ". ونص
كلام الترمذي: " إنما نعرفه من حديث الافريقي، وهو ضعيف عند أهل
الحديث، ضعفه يحيى بن سعيد القطان وغيره. قال أحمد: لا أكتب حديث
الافريقي. قال: ورأيت محمد بن إسماعيل يقوِّي أمره، ويقول: هو مُقارِبُ
الحديث ". وأشار الببهقي إلى أن الحديث ضعيف لا يصح)
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514. Ziyād bin Al-Ḥarith Aṣ-Ṣudā’i:
narrated: "(Once) he ordered me — meaning the Prophet ﷺ — to call the first Adhān of Ṣubh (Fajr), so I called it. Then I kept on asking him: 'Should I say the Iqāmah, O Messenger of Allāh?' He would look at the east, towards the dawn, and say: 'No,' until, when dawn broke, he descended (from his mount), performed Wudū', and turned towards me. The (other) Companions had gathered around him as well. Bilāl desired to call the Iqāmah, but Allāh's Prophet ﷺ told him: 'The Ṣudā' brother was the one who called the Adhān, and whoever calls the Adhān, then he is the one who should call the Iqāmah.' So I was the one who called the Iqāmah.'" (Da'if)
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There is no harm if someone other than the Mu'adhhdhin says the Iqāmah.
