Use of the word minaret in a sentence example

minaret

Last update: June 7, 2015

The minaret is a cultural heritage. [noun]

There was a minaret from a mosque popping up only a few yards away, also damaged by gunfire. [noun]

The impressive State Mosque, clad in Italian marble, has a minaret rising from the center of a reflecting pool within its walls. [noun]

The minaret is decorated with mosaics. [Please select]

Seldom had he looked at a minaret without thinking of prayer. [Please select]

Far inland a white town with minaret and dome could be seen. [Please select]

On the mosque of the minaret of Sidi-Zerzour she had surely seen prayer travelling, the soul of prayer travelling. [Please select]

Sunset had come, and, with it, the Muezzin's call to prayer from the minaret of a mosque hard by. [Please select]

The Abbey tower for once seemed out of place, and ought to have changed miraculously into a pagoda or a minaret. [Please select]

After the Ottoman Turks turned the church into a mosque, a minaret was erected at each of the four exterior angles. [Please select]

In every Mohammedan city the hour of prayer is announced from the tall minaret of the mosque by a crier (_muezzin_). [Please select]

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