Salah 2 - Athan/Iqaama

Question 1

What is history of Athan?

Answer 1

Sayyidunna Abdullah bin Zayd, taught from someone in green garment taught him the adhan. Sayiddunna Umar also had same dream. 
The prophet (saw) asked Abdullah to teach the words to Bilal (RA)

Question 2

What is ruling of Adhan call?

Answer 2

Sunnah mu’akkada for the community. If praying alone far from masjid ,should do both, but at least do iqama. not disliked to not do adhan.

Question 3

Is wudu a sunnah for adhan?

Answer 3

No, adab

Question 4

It is a sunnah to repeat after each after expression?

Answer 4

Yes

Question 5

Adab for how long between adhan and iqama

Answer 5

break between should be 3 tasbeehs between magrib adhan and iqamat

Question 6

Reward for doing dua after adhan?

Answer 6

Intercession by prophet (saw) will be permitted for him on the Day of Judgement.
You can say salawat before this dua. you should not raise your hand when you make dua for occasions. (entering home)

Question 7

Hadith about Muezzin reward?

Answer 7

Muezziin will receive forgiveness to the extent to which his voiice reaches, and every moist annd dry place will testify on his behalf, and he who attends the prayer will have twenty-five prayers recorded for him and will have expiation for sins committed between every two times of prayer (Abu Dawood)

Question 8

Performance of Azan - Sunnah, Adab, Disliked

Answer 8

• Sunnah
  
  • Perform Adhan
• Adab
  
  • Face the Qibla
  • In a state of wudu
  • Putting tips of index fingers in ears
  • Pausing between each expression long enough for listeners to repeat it
  • Turning face (only) to right and left for certain parts
• Disliked
  
  • Not in janaba

Question 9

Performance of Responding - Sunnah, Adab, Disliked

Answer 9

• Sunnah - Listeners respond to each expression

Question 10

Performance of Break - Sunnah, Adab, Disliked

Answer 10

Adab - Break between adhan and iqama, three tasbihs for Magrib

Question 11

Performance of Iqama - Sunnah, Adab, Disliked

Answer 11

Sunnah - Perform iqama, in a state of wudu

Adab - without fingers in ears, quickly, without turning head

Disliked - not in janaba