The mosque minaret is not different than the church towers or minarets.
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it is important because it is where the Prophet preaches.
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well it is a pulpit next to the mihrab The minbar is a seat at the front of the mosque. The imam sits on the minbar while delivering the khutbah (sermon) at salat-al-Jumah (Friday prayer.)It is a a place, that is a bit higher than where the rest of the praying Muslims are, where the Imaam or preacher stands and gives his speach.
The minbar is an Arabic word that the Islam leader (or Imam) in the mosque steps up and stands to give sermon to Muslims in the mosque. pulpit
The balcony on a mosque is typically called a "minbar." It is a raised platform from which the imam delivers sermons (khutbah) during Friday prayers. The minbar is often elaborately designed and has steps leading up to it, symbolizing the importance of the message being conveyed to the congregation.
The place where the imam stands during prayer is called the "minbar." It is typically a raised platform in a mosque from which the imam delivers sermons (khutbah) and addresses the congregation. The minbar is often situated to the right of the prayer area, allowing the imam to lead the prayers effectively.
A minbar (Arabic: منبر‎, also spelt mimbar or mimber) is a pulpit in the mosque where the imam (leader of prayer) stands to deliver sermons (khutbah خطبه ) or in the Hussainia where the speaker sits and lectures the congregation. While minbars are usually more akin to pulpits in elevation and structures they have a function and position more similar to that of a lectern, emphasizing contact with the audience.[original research?] The minbar is usually shaped like a small tower with a pointed roof and stairs leading up to it. Some believe decorating it is part of the sunnah, oppositely the prophet Mohammed only had a platform with 3 steps. The minbar is located to the right of the mihrab, the niche that indicates the direction of prayer (i.e. towards Mecca).In some mosques there is a platform (müezzin mahfili in Turkish) opposite the minbar. That is the place where the assistant of the Imam, the muezzin, stands during prayer. The muezzin recites the answer to the prayer of the Imam. This feature is the Islamic equivalent of the pulpit found in Christian churches.[original research?]The imam stands on the minbar to give his khutbah as well as the one he gives on the two Eids. Being raised above the ground allows the imam to see all the worshipers. And he should stand on the top step of the minbar following the example of the Prophet Muhammad.
The Islamic features such as the mihrab, the minbar, and the four minarets outside.
The minbar inside the mosque is a structure of few steps (minimum three steps) ended by a seating flat area. This is to be stepped up by the leader of the mosque (Imam) when delivering a sermon during Friday prayer or other religious occasions as Eid Al-fitr or eid Al-Adha.
He stands on his opinion. Oh, you mean, what do you call the piece of furniture, that elevated platform - it's a minbar.
The purpose of a minbar is to help amplify the voice of the Imam when he gives a khotba (speech). Prior to there being microphones, Muslims built mosques with carved out minbars in order to provide an echo-chamber and make the sounder louder. It remains as a purely decorative element where Imams give speeches (since most mosques now have microphones).