In which places is the adhan prescribed?

A message was received for the program from our brother Jamal 'Abd al-Ahmad al-Sha'bi, a Yemeni teacher at al-Fawz school in al-Shu'abiyyah, al-Zahra' district. Our brother has five questions.
His first question: Is the adhan recommended in matters other than prayer, such as the adhan in the ear of a newborn, when there is a fire, when armies are crowded together, when someone has a seizure, when someone is angry, and so on? Please give us a ruling, may Allah reward you with the best reward.
Answer: The original basis for the adhan is in the prayers, the five daily prayers; this is the original, and Jumu'ah is included among them. The adhan is prescribed in the ear of a baby when he is named on the seventh day, or before or after that, in the right ear, and the iqamah in the left ear. If they name him without doing this, there is nothing wrong with it, but it is better to recite the adhan in the right ear and the iqamah in the left ear.
Likewise, the adhan is prescribed when seeing the ghillan of the jinn, as in the hadith: If he sees something of the jinn, he recites the adhan; because the adhan drives them away, and the remembrance of Allah drives them away. As for the takbir when there is a fire, the adhan was not reported; rather, the takbir was reported when there is a fire. This is what we know in this matter. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.