English or original-language term acceptable. Ibn Sirin created various interpretations of this practice in dreams, such as it being performed by a rhinoceros meaning that the dreamer will become wealthy. Sunnis follow along silently to this practice except at a phrase meaning “hasten to success.” Since 2018, Egypt has enforced a standardized version of this practice in Cairo, which is popularly done in maqāms like ḥijāz or bayātī. A popular 1990s recording of this practice widely used in television was made by Ali Ahmed Mullah at the Masjid al-Ḥarām. Two rakat are said between this practice and the largely similar iqāma, which both begin with the takbīr and shahāda. This practice was first recited by the freed Abyssinian slave Bilāl ibn Rabāḥ and is stated five times each day. For 10 points, minarets were built for what recitation that summons Muslims to a mosque for ṣalā? ■END■
ANSWER: adhān [accept call to prayer or reasonable equivalents; accept azān or ezan; accept bāng; prompt on the takbīr or shahāda until read by asking “what larger practice is reciting that phrase a part of?”; prompt on iqāma until read by asking “what other similar phrase also includes this line?”; prompt on allāhu akbar or ashhadu an lā ilāha illa llāh or ashhadu anna muḥammadan rasūlu llāh or ashhadu anna ‘aliyyan waliyyu llāh or ḥayya ‘ala ṣ-ṣalāh or ḥayya ‘ala l-falāḥ or ḥayya ‘alā khayri l-‘amal or aṣ-ṣalātu khayrun mina n-nawm or lā ilāha illā llāh by asking “what larger practice is reciting that phrase a part of?”]
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= Average correct buzz position