"Dream - The call to prayer that we have heard in our daily lives as a reminder that it's time for prayer is always announced by men. The sound of the azan is amplified by loudspeakers in the mosque so that it can reach distant places. It should be noted that the valid requirement for the azan is that it is proclaimed by men. This is because the congregation for prayer consists of both men and women. However, on certain occasions, there are communities that consist solely of women. In between their activities, they usually also perform congregational prayers."

“Women do not need to call the adhan even if they are congregating with (other) women. However, if someone does call the adhan and they only perform the iqamah, then that is permissible. They also should not raise their voices during the adhan. The adhan should be audible enough for themselves and their female friends, as well as during the iqamah.” (See Muhammad bin Idris As-Syafii, Al-Umm, [Beirut: Darul Ma’rifah, 1393 H], page 84) From Imam Syafi'i's explanation, it can be concluded that women indeed do not need to call the adhan.

"But, if there is the call to prayer (azan) and the second call (iqamah), it is allowed on the condition that it is not done loudly. Especially not to the extent that it resembles the azan announced by men and heard by men. The opinion of Imam Syafi'i is also supported by several scholars, namely Al-Buwaithi, Abu Hamid, Qadhi Abu Thayyib, Al-Mahamily in his two books. Therefore, according to the opinion of Imam Syafi'i and the majority of scholars, for women, it is sunnah to perform the iqamah when they intend to pray in congregation with other women. As for the azan, it is allowed on the condition that it is not loud and is only heard by the female congregation. Wallahu a'lam."

Here is the translated text while preserving the HTML tags: "Muslim Tamyiz (can distinguish between good and bad) Male Orderly (in sequence) In succession Proclaiming the adhan with a loud voice As explained in the following hadith: "Raise your voice during the adhan. For indeed, there is no human, jinn, or anything else that hears the length of your voice except that it will be a witness for the muadzin on the Day of Judgment.""

"Enter the prayer time As explained in the following hadith: "When the time for prayer comes, then let one of you call the adhan for you (to perform the congregational prayer).""