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Minaret
Minaret Min"a*ret, n. [Sp. minarete, Ar. man[=a]rat lamp,
lantern, lighthouse, turret, fr. n[=a]r to shine.] (Arch.)
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.
Meaning of Minarets from wikipedia
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system on the
minaret. Additionally,
minarets historically served a
visual symbolic purpose. In the
early 9th century, the
first minarets were
placed opposite...
- A
minaret is an
architectural feature of
Islamic mosques.
Minarets may also
refer to:
Minarets, California, a
former town in
California Minarets (California)...
- a
village in Iran
Minaret of
Israel Minar-e-****stan
Minarets (California), a
mountain formation in the
United States The
Minarets (New Zealand), two...
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Minarets.'"
Seventeen of the
Minarets have been
given unofficial names,
including Michael Minaret,
Adams Minaret,
Leonard Minaret, and
Clyde Minaret....
- "against the
construction of
minarets" was a
successful po****r
initiative in
Switzerland to
prevent the
construction of
minarets on mosques. In a November...
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Minaret of Jam,
August 2005 The
Minaret of Jam and Qasr Zarafshan,
August 2005
Farmstead on the way to the
minaret Ghazni Minarets Musalla Minarets of...
- 2009
Minaret in 1962
Minaret in 1969 The site in 1975
Herat skyline with
Musallah minarets, 1969
Herat skyline with
Musallah minarets, 2009 A
panorama of...
- a list of the
tallest minarets in the world. It
ranks minarets by
their height. The
tallest minaret in the
world is the
minaret of the
Djamaa el Djazaïr...
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minarets of a
prominent Emirati mosque, that of
Sheikh Khalifa in Al Ain, have been also been
inspired by this
minaret. The
influence of the
minaret and...
- The
Minaret (64°46′S 63°39′W / 64.767°S 63.650°W / -64.767; -63.650) is a
steep rock pinnacle, 1,065
metres (3,500 ft) high, on the
ridge extending...
