Is it permissible for the mu'adhdhin to call the adhan in one mosque and pray in another?

Question:
The questioner: I am a man. I am a man who calls the adhan in a mosque, then I go out and pray in another mosque, and I do not pray behind that imam. He says: I am a man who calls the adhan in a mosque, then I go out and pray in another mosque, and I do not pray behind the imam of the mosque where I called the adhan. He asks: Is my action permissible?

Answer:
No, pray in the mosque where you called the adhan, unless you have a pressing need. In that case, you may entrust someone else with the adhan and go. But if you leave the prayer in the mosque because of a personal grudge between you and the mu'adhdhin—not because you dislike his religion, but for a non-religious reason, such as a boycott—then this is not permissible for you. So reconcile among yourselves; let some of you forgive others. Pray in the mosque where you called the adhan with the congregation, so that people do not ask, "Why does he leave the mosque?" and so that questions do not arise. Yes.