muezzin

In an hour the muezzin would call the faithful to prayer.

A muezzin is someone who leads the call to daily prayer.

From the top of one these, a muezzin calls the faithful to prayer.

I am writing this as the muezzin calls people to evening prayer.

Only a muezzin or a scholar would speak the old tongue so well.

Every day at noon, just before muezzin, she brought him beer and pizza.

But the muezzin called the faithful to prayer five times a day, regardless.

He worked as a muezzin at a local mosque.

The amplified call of the muezzin came through the windows and filled the room.

At that moment, the cry of the muezzin outside broke the evening calm.

The mosque is served by an imam and a muezzin.

The singing was a muezzin, calling the faithful to prayer.

In the morning we were woken by the muezzin at four o'clock.

The muezzin began the call for prayer over the central mosque's loudspeaker.

And they listen to the call of the muezzin, who not only calls people to prayer, but also is the town crier.

Then she heard the muezzins calling in three distinct parts of the town, and saw those men who were left begin their evening prayer.

Wrapping around them is a ramp which can be used by the muezzin to reach the balcony.

Each morning, we could hear the cries of the muezzins warbling up the valley.

From the roof his voice echoed over the sleeping plain like that of the muezzin.

Muezzins to call Muslims to prayers from minarets five times a day.

That is the place where the assistant of the Imam, the muezzin, stands during prayer.

It came floating across the water, strangely disembodied like the call of a muezzin.

Then there's the minaret, the tower from which the muezzin issues the call to prayer five times a day.

On Sunday evening, the muezzin called for prayer as firecrackers burst.

I sat watching as the sun reached its zenith and the muezzin began to call the people to prayers.