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The Adhan, or Islamic call to prayer, is a deeply significant and spiritual ritual in Islam that resonates through mosques worldwide five times a day. More than just a call to worship, the Adhan ...

Lifting the ban on the Arabic adhan was among the very first laws passed by the new parliament. Each year Ataturk’s death is officially marked on Nov. 10 at 9:05 a.m. by a moment of silence.

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The adhan. In Muslim-majority countries, the distinctive sound of the adhan loudly called from every mosque’s minaret is one of the most memorable sounds for visitors.

The adhan declares that God is great and proclaims the Prophet Muhammad as his messenger. It exhorts men — women are not required — to go to the closest mosque five times a day for prayer ...

The adhan is the call to prayer for Muslims; to remind and invite worshipers to abandon whatever is consuming their time and thoughts, and for brief moments, to leave everything else, and pray.

Mahmood Nadvi, standing on the rooftop, delivers the adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, at King Fahad Mosque in Culver City. Amid the pandemic lockdown, many mosques in Southern California got ...

The adhan declares that God is great and proclaims the Prophet Muhammad as his messenger. It exhorts men — women are not required — to go to the closest mosque five times a day for prayer ...

Since then and on, for 14 centuries, the adhan has called the faithful all over the world to perform their five daily prayers. The adhan is a regular reminder of the submission of all of life to ...

In 2020, the Hagia Sophia called the adhan for the first time after 86 years of silence as a museum. It was only when the Hagia Sophia started functioning as a mosque that it began calling the adhan.

The adhan, it seems, is the exception to Harvard’s unspoken rule of religious respect and tolerance. The authors of this piece do not believe that there is no lord but God.