'The Prayers of the Faithful' is the same thing as 'The General Intercessions'. It is a part of the celebration of the Eucharist in Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Anglican/Episcopal and many Methodist churches, and often occurring after the Creed before the Offertory. Often it follows a common structure, proceeding from the universal to the particular in this order: The Church, the World, the Suffering, and ending with local and particular petitions.
The prayer where you pray for your personal intensions is the 'prayer of the faithful'.
Muezzin
prayers of the faithful
its called minarets
The MULLAH called the faithful to prayer
A muezzin calls the faithful to prayer 5 times each day.MuezzinA Muezzin is a man chosen at the mosque to call for the prayer five times a day.
Muezzin
He is the person who calls the faithful to prayer at the mosque.
"Come Lord Jesus" and so affirming the promise of the Lord in Revelation 22.20, "Surely I come quickly"
No, the prayers of the faithful are prayer intentions being offered the prayers over the gifts are to do with the Eucharist and the transformation of the bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ.
The tower at a mosque from which believers are called to prayer is called a "minaret." Minarets are often tall, slender structures that serve both a practical purpose of calling the faithful to prayer and an aesthetic role in Islamic architecture. The call to prayer, or "adhan," is usually announced from the minaret by a muezzin.
Prayer Fasting Reading your Bible Telling others about Jesus Doing the lord's work