Adhan, also known as the Islamic call to prayer, is a melodious and rhythmic chant recited by the muezzin to remind Muslims of the five daily prayers. This traditional ritual dates back to the time of Prophet Muhammad and has been practiced for centuries in Muslim communities around the world. The adhan typically includes phrases praising Allah and calling worshippers to pray and seek repentance. The beautiful and powerful sound of the adhan can often be heard echoing through the streets of Muslim-majority cities, marking the sacred times for prayer throughout the day. It serves as a reminder of the importance of spiritual devotion and connection to Allah in the lives of Muslims.