Ruling on the muezzin taking a few steps whilst reciting the adhaan
Question

                What is the ruling on the muezzin taking a few steps whilst reciting the adhaan?.
Praise be to Allah.
      The Sunnah is for the muezzin to give the adhaan from a 
      high place, raising his voice, elongating the vowels, facing the qiblah 
      and turning his head to the right and left when saying “Hayya ‘ala 
      al-salaah” and “Hayya ‘ala al-falaah.” 

    It is not Sunnah for him to walk whilst giving the adhaan, 
    because that is not known in the Sunnah, either from the words or approval 
    of the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him). If he does that 
    it is disliked (makrooh), but the adhaan is still valid, because the aim is 
    to convey the call to prayer, and that has been done. 

    Al-Mardaawi (may Allah have mercy on him) said: 

    If he gives the adhaan or iqaamah sitting or riding with no 
    excuse, or walking, it is permissible but is makrooh according to the sound 
    view. End quote from al-Insaaf, 2/161. See also al-Majmoo‘ by 
    al-Nawawi, 3/108. 

    It is more makrooh if he walks a great deal. Ibn Haamid (may 
    Allah have mercy on him) said: If he gives the adhaan sitting or walking a 
    great deal, it invalidates (the adhaan). End quote. 

    Al-Mubdi‘, 1/270 

    See: Ahkaam al-Adhaan wa’l-Iqaamah, by Saami ibn 
    Farraaj al-Haazimi, 218-219 

    If he decides to change his place for a valid reason or in 
    the interests of the adhaan, e.g., so that he could be heard from another 
    direction or so that people who cannot hear him may see him, and the like, 
    and he walks a little, there is nothing wrong with that and it is not 
    makrooh in this case. 

    See also the answer to question no.
    142863. 

    And Allah knows best.