How the Mu'ezin calls the Adhan

According to Hanafi Maddhab:

There are seven Mustahabbs in Adhaan:
a) to stand facing Qiblah,
b) Not tohasten in saying Adhaan,
c) To put both index fingers in the ears,
d) To call the Adhaan from a high place,
e) To say the Adhaan in a loud voice,
f) To turn the face towards the right at ‘Hayya alas salaat’ and towards the left at ‘Hayya alal falaah’,
g) To say ‘Assalaatu khayrun mina nawm’ twice after ‘Hayya alal falaah’ in the Adhaan of Fajr.

Saying Adhaan without Wudhu is permissible but it is disliked.

In a Hadith, Nabi told Bilaal (RadhiallaahuAnhu), ‘Place your fingers in your ears for verily it raises the voice more.‘ The listeners should respond by repeating the exact words of the Muazzin, however, after ‘Hayya alal Falaah’ and ‘hayya alas salaat’, he should respond by saying ‘Laa hawla walaa quwwata illaa billaahil aliyyil adheem’. In Fajr Adhaan after hearing, ‘Assalaatu khayrun minan nawm’, one should say, ‘Saddaqta wa bararta’. In the Iqaamat, after hearing, ‘Qad qaamatis salaat’, one should say, ‘Aqaamahallaah wa adaamahaa’. It is not necessary for the person who is calling out the Adhaan to respond as well.

and Allah Ta’ala Knows Best

Mufti Ebrahim Desai

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format_quote Originally Posted by Khalid Saifullah

Wa alaikumus salaam

To amplify the sound.

That's interesting .

You can see Mu'ezin slightly shaking his hands to give the voice "up down" tone.

Jazakallah khairan to all of you for your informative and educative responses.

What's about the rulings on calling the Iqaama?

format_quote Originally Posted by Ridwaan Ravat

Assalamualykum.

During the iqamah the muazzin will not place the fingers in the ears.

Jazakallah khair

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How long may the iqaama take? Should we do it much faster than the athan or not too fast?

Make Allah guide us the true path, akhi.