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for calling to prayer when no laud speaker was invented
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 11y agoUnder each minaret is a house of God to worship the creator of the earth and heavens. Muslims don't worship the God inside the minaret. but in the place under it or besides it.
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∙ 7y agoNO. The Muslim place of worship is a mosque. The minaret is a small tower on the side of the mosque where an Adhan calls the Muslims to prayers in the mosque.
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∙ 13y agothere towers they can be placed anywhere
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When was Mosque with the Spiral Minaret created?
Mosque with the Spiral Minaret was created in 1550.
Is the minaret of the mosque the high point or steeple of the mosque?
Minaret. The Steeple can be a neutral term in architecture and can therefore apply to the minaret of a mosque, but steeple usually refers to the tower placed on the side of a church.
How many steps does the spiral minaret have at the Great Mosque of Samarra?
The spiral minaret on the Mosque of Samarra has approximately 650 steps. -stanggirl258
What is the name of the Muslim tower that calls them to prayer?
The building is called Mosque (or Masjid) and the tower is called minaret (or Me'zana)
What do you call that thing on top of a dome at a mosque?
a minaret
What is the name of the mosque tower?
Minaret
The slender towers of mosque are known as?
The tower is called a minaret, and the building is called a mosque or a masjid. The minaret is used by the muezzin, who climbs to the top and announces the beginning of a prayer.
What is the name of a mosque tower?
It is called minaret. In Arabic, it is Me'ezana
What is a mosque tower?
A Minaret. It is where the call of prayer (Adhan) is called from.
Most famous section of the Great Mosque of Samarra?
The Minaret is the most famous section of the Great Mosque of Samarra.
What are the towers called that Muslims are called to worship in?
The towers are minarets. The domes are domes.
What is the person called who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a Mosque?
Muezzin (or Muzim)
