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Definition &
Facts | Britannica". www.britannica.com.
Retrieved 2023-08-22. A
Muazzin calling for
prayer in
Saudi Arabia King 1996, p. 286.
Pedersen 1991, p...
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muazzin (caller for prayer) at the
Masjid al-Haram in Mecca,
Saudi Arabia for the past four decades. Ali
Ahmed Mulla is the
longest serving muazzin for...
- The
Muazzin was a
monthly journal published in the
early 20th
century from Kolkata. It was the
official mouthpiece of the
Khademul Insan Samity. It started...
- Ethiopia)
descent and was
formerly enslaved. He is
considered the
first muʾazzin (caller to prayer) in Islam,
personally chosen by
Muhammad for his deep...
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Ballack – The Biography. London, England: John Blake. pp. 41–65. Mehrban,
Muazzin (18 June 2009). "Michael Ballack,
European Football's
Serial Bridesmaid"...
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Starye Chechkaby (Russian: Старые Чечкабы; Tatar: Иске Чәчкаб, İske Çäçqab: "Old Chechkab" or Урман Чәчкабы,
Urman Çäçqabı) is a
village in the Kaybitsky...
- that is
occasionally prefixed to the name of a cleric. Ali
Ahmed Mulla,
muazzin of
Masjid al-Haram, Mecca,
Saudi Arabia Anand Narain Mulla (1901–1997)...
- a two-story
pulpit in the
mosque where the Imam
gives sermons. The al-
Muazzin, who
invites people to prayer, uses the
first step
while the imam uses...
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Muslim students used to
learn Arabic from the
teacher Maulana or Muezzin.
Muazzins were
known as miazi, mizzi.
Their school was
called Mizzi Daras. During...
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office for the
Islamic Centre, and
residential facilities for the
imams and
muazzins.
During construction, the
general contractors were
Lodigiani Nigeria Ltd...
