Sheikh Faisal Nauman, the senior Muadhin of Masjid al Nabawi in Madinah, has passed away, leaving behind a deep sense of loss among Muslims around the world. His passing has been met with grief, prayers, and heartfelt tributes from worshippers who were touched by his voice and lifelong service to Islam’s second-holiest mosque.
Sheikh Faisal Nauman was renowned for his serene, soulful call to prayer, which echoed through Masjid al-Nabawi for years. For countless visitors and residents of Madinah, his Adhan marked moments of reflection, peace, and spiritual connection. His voice became an integral part of the daily rhythm of life around the Prophet’s Mosque, reminding believers of the importance of prayer, humility, and devotion.
Throughout his service, Sheikh Faisal Nauman was respected not only for his role as Muadhin but also for his character. He was known for his discipline, sincerity, and deep respect for the sanctity of the mosque. Colleagues and students often described him as humble and soft-spoken, someone who viewed his duty as an honor rather than a position.
News of his death has spread quickly across the Muslim world, with scholars, worshippers, and Islamic institutions offering condolences. Many have shared personal memories of hearing his Adhan during Umrah or Hajj, moments that stayed with them long after leaving Madinah.
Sheikh Faisal Nauman’s legacy will live on through the prayers he called and the hearts he moved. May Allah grant him mercy, forgive his shortcomings, and grant him the highest place in Jannah. Ameen.
