Meanings of muezzins in English

The calls to prayer from four different muezzins wake me before five.

Mohammedans have their muezzins, while both Christians and idolaters have their chiming bells.

For centuries, muezzins have called the Muslim world to prayer.

From one distant minaret, and then another, the muezzins call the faithful to morning prayers.

But the dawn overtook them midway and the muezzins began to chant the call to morning-prayer.

At midday in Sarajevo, muezzins call from minarets as church bells echo through the Dinaric Alps.

They sing with a certain effort of the throat, like the muezzins in the mosques, in high tones.

We assembled at the close of day, and began our march just as the muezzins called the evening prayer.

I passed a feverish night, and did not fall asleep until the muezzins from the minarets had announced the break of day.

Everywhere there is noise -car horns tooting, sirens shrilling, people shouting, muezzins wailing, ferries on the Bosphorus sounding their booming horns.

Hundreds of muezzins, who appeal for the faithful to pray, issue the call from an estimated 4,000 Cairo mosques.

I sat by it until the call for the afternoon prayer; then the sun grew pale and the muezzins called for the evening prayer.

They were the minarets where the Muezzins used to stand in order to call the faithful to prayer.

"I hear the muezzins calling the faithful to prayer," Hakim said.

An intricate commerce of Christian death and resurrection, the gifts of death and life exchanged among Gregorian chants and the prayer cries of Muezzins.

The muezzin sounded from the many minarets, and twilight was on us.