Adhan and Iqamah: Phrasing, Echoing, and Conduct

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• According to the authoritative Hanafi school, what is the exact number of words in the Adhan and the Iqamah?
• It is Sunnah to call the Adhan rapidly without pauses (Hadr) and to call the Iqamah slowly with deliberate pauses (Tarassul).
• How should a listener respond when the Mu'adhin calls Hayya 'alas-salah and Hayya 'alal-falah during the Adhan?
• When the Mu'adhin calls As-salatu khayrum-minan-nawm during the Fajr Adhan, the listener should respond with Sadaqta wa-bararta.
• Which of the following physical gestures is legislated as Sunnah for the caller of the Adhan but NOT for the Iqamah?
• While turning his neck to the right and left for Hayya 'alas and Hayya 'alal-falah, it is permissible for the Mu'adhin to turn his feet and chest away from the Qiblah.
• Match the Arabic terms of speed and conduct with their correct factual definitions supported by the text:
• Sort the following phrases into whether they belong exclusively to the Adhan, exclusively to the Iqamah, or are common to both: