Madinah, Saudi Arabia — The Muslim world is mourning the loss of one of its most respected and beloved religious figures. Sheikh Faisal bin Abdul Malik Nauman, the senior muezzin of Masjid al-Nabawi, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of devotion, humility, and lifelong service to Islam.
Sheikh Faisal Nauman’s voice, echoing through the courtyards of the Prophet’s Mosque, became a spiritual comfort for millions of worshippers across the globe. For decades, his heartfelt and melodious adhan welcomed believers to prayer in one of Islam’s holiest sanctuaries, creating moments of deep reflection and connection with Allah.
🌙 A Lifetime of Sacred Service
Sheikh Faisal dedicated most of his life to serving Masjid al-Nabawi. Known for his discipline, sincerity, and unwavering commitment, he performed the call to prayer with dignity and humility. His service spanned significant periods of expansion and modernization of the mosque, yet his voice remained a timeless symbol of peace and reverence.
He also carried forward a family legacy, as his father and grandfather were also honored muezzins at the Prophet’s Mosque — making his role not just a duty, but a sacred inheritance.
🕌 Final Farewell
Funeral prayers for Sheikh Faisal bin Abdul Malik Nauman were offered at Masjid al-Nabawi after the Fajr prayer, attended by worshippers, scholars, and officials. He was laid to rest in Jannat al-Baqi, a historic cemetery in Madinah that holds immense significance in Islamic history.
💬 Global Tributes Pour In
Following the news of his passing, heartfelt condolences and prayers flooded social media from scholars, pilgrims, and Muslims worldwide. Many described his adhan as “soul-touching” and recalled moments when his voice brought tears to their eyes during prayer times, especially in Ramadan.
🤍 An Everlasting Legacy
Sheikh Faisal Nauman will be remembered not only for his role as a muezzin but for the spiritual impact he had on generations of Muslims. His voice may have fallen silent in this world, but its echo will remain alive in the hearts of believers.
Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilayhi Raji’un
Indeed, to Allah we belong, and to Him we shall return.
