Those who said women are not required to call the adhan or give the iqamah

Muhammad bin Sirin and al-Hasan said: The adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.

Ata said: The adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.

Ibrahim, Sa'id bin al-Musayyib and al-Hasan said: The adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.

Ibrahim said: The adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.

The same is reported from al-Hasan: the adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.

Sulayman said: We used to ask Sayyiduna Anas (may Allah be pleased with him): "Are the adhan and the iqamah obligatory upon women?" He would say: "They are not obligatory, but if they do it, it counts for them as dhikr (remembrance of Allah)."

A woman from Makkah said: I asked Jabir bin Zayd: "Is the iqamah obligatory upon me?" He said: "No."

Al-Zuhri said: The adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.

Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said: A woman is neither to call the adhan nor to say the iqamah.

Al-Dahhak said: The adhan and the iqamah are not obligatory upon women.