mouazzin (Meaning)

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mouazzin (n.)

See Muezzin.

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The piercing call of the mouazzin echoed through the village, summoning the faithful to prayer.
The mouazzin's voice rose and fell melodically, guiding the community in their devotions.
As the sun began to set, the mouazzin climbed the minaret to announce the evening prayer.
The mouazzin's song reached the furthest corners of the town, reminding all of their spiritual obligations.
The old mouazzin had a voice that was both powerful and soothing, inspiring awe and devotion.
The mouazzin's call served as a daily reminder of the presence of the divine in their midst.
The sound of the mouazzin's voice filled the streets, creating an atmosphere of peace and tranquility.
The young mouazzin was eager to perfect his call, practicing with dedication and determination.
The tradition of the mouazzin has been passed down through generations, preserving the connection between the community and their faith.
In the bustling city, the mouazzin's call stood out as a solitary beacon of spirituality, inviting reflection and contemplation.

See Muezzin.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The piercing call of the mouazzin echoed through the village, summoning the faithful to prayer.

The mouazzin's voice rose and fell melodically, guiding the community in their devotions.

As the sun began to set, the mouazzin climbed the minaret to announce the evening prayer.

The mouazzin's song reached the furthest corners of the town, reminding all of their spiritual obligations.