How to give adhan in newborn baby's ear?

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• ✓ Al-Kafi 1:87

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  Al-Kafi · Book 1, Hadith 87

  He said, "What you and disassociation disassociate from one another: believers differ in virtue. Some of them pray more than others, some have sharper sight than others; these are the ranks." — OR — Regarding the words of God Almighty, 'Indeed, God loves those who turn to Him in repentance and loves those who purify themselves': People used to cleanse themselves with stones and rocks. Then ablution was introduced as a noble manner, the Messenger of God (peace be upon him and his family) commanded it and practiced it. God revealed in His book: 'Indeed, God loves those who turn to Him in repentance and loves those who purify themselves.' — OR — Showing off ruins the deed. — OR — The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family) organized a horse race that was set up from al-Hafya to the Mosque of Banu Zurayq. He started the race three palms ahead and awarded the first, second, and third finishers each a palm of land. Ali ibn Ibrahim from his father from Muhammad ibn Yahya from Talha ibn Zaid from Abu Abdullah (peace be upon him) reported the same. — OR — The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his progeny) said, "Whoever is born to someone should have the adhan (call to prayer) pronounced in his right ear and the iqama established in his left ear. This is a protection from the accursed devil." — OR — I asked him about a man who died owing a debt equal to the price of his shrouding cloth. He said: The estate left in the value of the shrouding is set aside, unless some people undertake trade on his behalf; then he is shrouded, and the debt owed is paid from whatever remains in his estate. — OR — He said to me, “I have had a fever for seven months, and indeed my son had a fever that lasted twelve months. The fever overwhelms us; have you noticed that sometimes it affects only part of the body—not the whole body? Perhaps it affects the upper body but not the lower, or the lower body but not the upper?” I said, “May I be sacrificed for you, if you permit me, I will tell you something told to me by Abu Basir from your grandfather: when he had a fever, he used to seek aid from cold water; he would have two garments—one in the cold water and one on his body—and he would alternate between them. Then he would call out, so his voice could be heard at the door of the house, ‘O Fatima daughter of Muhammad.’” He said, “You have spoken the truth.” I said, “May I be sacrificed for you, what medicine do you have for fever?” He said, “We have no medicine except prayer and cold water.” I said, “I was ill and Muhammad ibn Ibrahim sent me a physician who brought me medicine that caused vomiting, but I refused to take it because I noticed that whenever I vomited, the pain left every joint of mine.”

• ✓ Al-Kafi 1:82

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  Al-Kafi · Book 1, Hadith 82

  Allah, Blessed and Exalted, placed faith on seven shares: on righteousness, truthfulness, certainty, satisfaction, fulfillment of promises, knowledge, and forbearance. Then He divided these among people, so whoever has these seven shares is complete and capable. He distributed to some people one share, to some two shares, to some three, and so on until they reached seven. Then He said, 'Do not require one with one share to bear two, nor one with two to bear three, lest you overwhelm them.' Then He said the same until reaching seven. — OR — If the flow of urine stops, then pour water. — OR — A group of Ansar came to the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family), greeted him, and he returned their greeting. They said, "O Messenger of Allah, we have a need." He said, "Present your need." They said, "It is a great need." He said, "What is it?" They said, "Guarantee for us Paradise from your Lord." The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family) lowered his head, struck the ground, then raised his head and said, "Should I do that for you on the condition that you not ask anyone anything?" Then a man from among them would be traveling and his whip would fall; he would hate to say to someone, 'Give me your whip' to avoid asking, so he would get down and take it himself. Or he would be at the table and some of the companions would be closer to the water than he, yet he would not say 'Pass me the water' until he stood to drink. — OR — It is also narrated that the Muslims’ banner on the day of Badr was 'O Manṣur, strike dead,' and the battle cry on the day of Uhud for the emigrants was 'O sons of Abdullah, O sons of Abd al-Rahman,' and for the Aws it was 'O sons of Abdullah.' — OR — When a newborn is born to you, what do you do with him? I said: I do not know what to do. He said: Take lentils of Jawashir, soak them in water, then drop two drops in his right nostril and one drop in his left nostril, and call the adhan (call to prayer) in his right ear and perform iqama (second call) in his left ear. Do this before his umbilical cord is cut, for he will never be frightened and will not be afflicted by the mother's postpartum ailments. — OR — The manager is from the third. — OR — He said, "Allah, the Exalted, has five sanctities in His land: The sanctity of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family), the sanctity of the family of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family), the sanctity of Allah's Book, the sanctity of the Ka'ba of Allah, and the sanctity of the believer."