Medina – Sheikh Faisal Nouman, the esteemed Muadhin of Holy Masjid-e-Nabwi, passed away on 23 December. His death has been mourned by religious scholars, worshippers, and Muslims worldwide.
The namaz-e-janaza (funeral prayer) for Sheikh Faisal Nouman was offered at Masjid an-Nabawi after Fajr prayer on Tuesday. He was laid to rest at the historic Baqi Al-Gharqad cemetery, a site of immense spiritual significance.
Sheikh Faisal Nouman was appointed as a Muadhin of Masjid an-Nabwi in 1422 AH (2001 CE). He dedicated 25 years of his life to raising the call to prayer, serving the Prophet’s Mosque with devotion and humility until his passing in 1447 AH (2025 CE).
During his tenure, Sheikh Faisal Nouman continued a cherished tradition of calling the Adhan, preserving a sacred legacy that has resonated across generations. His service was marked by sincerity, discipline, and deep spiritual commitment.
Devout Muslims and religious scholars expressed grief over his passing. Many took to social media and other platforms to offer prayers for the forgiveness of his soul and to honor his lifelong dedication to the service of Masjid an-Nabwi.
Sheikh Faisal Nouman hailed from a distinguished household with a long-standing history of service to the Adhan at the Prophet’s Mosque. His family’s commitment to this noble duty has spanned generations, ensuring the continued sanctity of the call to prayer at one of Islam’s holiest sites.
Throughout his life, Sheikh Faisal Nouman was revered for his humility and devotion. His voice became a symbol of spiritual guidance, echoing across the mosque and into the hearts of the global Muslim community.
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The passing of Sheikh Faisal Nouman marks the end of an era for Masjid-e-Nabwi. His contributions will be remembered as a beacon of dedication, inspiring future generations of Muadhins who continue to uphold the sacred tradition.
