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.
Minarets
There is no adjective to mosque. Mosque is the building where Muslims go for praying.
The word slender is an adjective. It describes something that is thin.
It is traditionally applied practice for a mosque architect to have minaret (or tower) and sometimes a dome. It is just something to distinguish a mosque from any other close by buildings.
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The Twin Towers no longer exist.
The Hagia Sophia is an example of Byzantine Architecture. It features minarets which are slender towers with balconies from which believers are called to daily prayer at the buildings corners. It was formerly a Christian Church that was made into an Islamic mosque. It is in Constantinople, now known as Istanbul Turkey.
Yes, there are.
minarets
The towers are minarets. The domes are domes.
Wat the heck is a mosque i think u meant mosquito i dont know Wat are you talking about but i think that the mosque was on the right one.
Muslims call their pillars/towers minarets.
The mosque minaret is not different than the church towers or minarets.
The mosque near Regent's Park is called the London Central Mosque. It is also commonly known as the Regent's Park Mosque.
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The London Central Mosque, known to Londoners as the Regent's Park Mosque, was opened in 1978.
A slender, lofty tower attached to a mosque and surrounded by one or more projecting balconies, from which the summon to prayer is cried by the muezzin.
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