Definition of muezzin in English:

muezzin

noun muːˈɛzɪnm(j)uˈɛzən

A man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque.
穆安津，宣礼师（在清真寺光塔楼台上呼唤穆斯林祈祷的人）
Example sentencesExamples
- Yusef called the faithful to prayer five times a day as the muezzin of the mosque.
- As the muezzin sounded the call to prayer from the local mosque, the bats started to come out and dart around us, flying and jinking through the air with grace and precision.
- On July 10, the muezzin called for the Muslim prayers from the minarets of Grenada's grand mosque once again after nearly 500 years of Muslim rule on the Iberian Peninsula.
- As dusk draws closer and the muezzin calls out for prayer, it gradually turns into a debating plaza where everything is discussed: from light social gossip to serious political issues.
- He has twice visited Mecca, has 18 grandsons and is held in great respect by everyone in Barra where he is the main landlord and the honorary muezzin in the mosque.
- From the hilltop temple we heard the muezzin calling for noon prayers below in the bustling city of Bergama.
- We are in the Fathwat al Arab (The Arab Quarters) neighborhood in central Baghdad, within the hearing distance of a muezzin calling from the minaret of the elegant al Gailani Mosque.
- As the sun goes down the muezzins begin their calls to evening prayer from the minarets.
- Woken up with the muezzin's call in the morning, the 400 and odd students of the school go about their curriculum in a clockwork fashion guided by caring wardens and affectionate teachers.
- As we stood overlooking the east end of town, tourists milling around us, the muezzin of a mosque down in the valley began his call to prayer.
- They are summoned to prayer by the call of a muezzin issuing from the minarets of the many mosques that dot the Palestinian skyline.
- The call of the muezzin from the mosques - at first a strange, haunting cry - has now blended into the music of my day.
- Back in France, he achieved great success with his ‘ode-symphonie’ Le Désert, which includes a prayer to Allah and a muezzin's call.
- The muezzin's call to prayer drifted over the city.
- The call to prayer from a nearby muezzin drifts over the croplands.
- The great white marble dome of the mausoleum is flanked by free-standing minarets from which the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer.
- There were politicians, writers, imams, muezzins and social workers among his patients.
- The main religious figures in the Muslim community are muezzins, who are scholars of the Koran and sound the call to prayer from mosques.
- A muezzin stands at the top of the tower and calls Muslims to prayer at the five ritual times of the day.
- He is a Muslim, and not just a Muslim but the son of a muezzin, one whose waking hours are spent calling the Islamic faithful to prayer.

Origin

Late 16th century: dialect variant of Arabic mu'aḏḏin, active participle of aḏḏana' 'proclaim'.

Rhymes

resin

Definition of muezzin in US English:

muezzin

nounm(y)o͞oˈezənm(j)uˈɛzən

A man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque.
穆安津，宣礼师（在清真寺光塔楼台上呼唤穆斯林祈祷的人）
Example sentencesExamples
- As we stood overlooking the east end of town, tourists milling around us, the muezzin of a mosque down in the valley began his call to prayer.
- The call of the muezzin from the mosques - at first a strange, haunting cry - has now blended into the music of my day.
- Back in France, he achieved great success with his ‘ode-symphonie’ Le Désert, which includes a prayer to Allah and a muezzin's call.
- The muezzin's call to prayer drifted over the city.
- There were politicians, writers, imams, muezzins and social workers among his patients.
- He is a Muslim, and not just a Muslim but the son of a muezzin, one whose waking hours are spent calling the Islamic faithful to prayer.
- We are in the Fathwat al Arab (The Arab Quarters) neighborhood in central Baghdad, within the hearing distance of a muezzin calling from the minaret of the elegant al Gailani Mosque.
- He has twice visited Mecca, has 18 grandsons and is held in great respect by everyone in Barra where he is the main landlord and the honorary muezzin in the mosque.
- A muezzin stands at the top of the tower and calls Muslims to prayer at the five ritual times of the day.
- From the hilltop temple we heard the muezzin calling for noon prayers below in the bustling city of Bergama.
- As the sun goes down the muezzins begin their calls to evening prayer from the minarets.
- They are summoned to prayer by the call of a muezzin issuing from the minarets of the many mosques that dot the Palestinian skyline.
- On July 10, the muezzin called for the Muslim prayers from the minarets of Grenada's grand mosque once again after nearly 500 years of Muslim rule on the Iberian Peninsula.
- Woken up with the muezzin's call in the morning, the 400 and odd students of the school go about their curriculum in a clockwork fashion guided by caring wardens and affectionate teachers.
- Yusef called the faithful to prayer five times a day as the muezzin of the mosque.
- The great white marble dome of the mausoleum is flanked by free-standing minarets from which the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer.
- The main religious figures in the Muslim community are muezzins, who are scholars of the Koran and sound the call to prayer from mosques.
- As the muezzin sounded the call to prayer from the local mosque, the bats started to come out and dart around us, flying and jinking through the air with grace and precision.
- As dusk draws closer and the muezzin calls out for prayer, it gradually turns into a debating plaza where everything is discussed: from light social gossip to serious political issues.
- The call to prayer from a nearby muezzin drifts over the croplands.

Origin

Late 16th century: dialect variant of Arabic mu'aḏḏin, active participle of aḏḏana' ‘proclaim’.

词汇	muezzin
释义	Definition of muezzin in English: muezzin noun muːˈɛzɪnm(j)uˈɛzən A man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque. 穆安津，宣礼师（在清真寺光塔楼台上呼唤穆斯林祈祷的人） Example sentencesExamples Yusef called the faithful to prayer five times a day as the muezzin of the mosque. As the muezzin sounded the call to prayer from the local mosque, the bats started to come out and dart around us, flying and jinking through the air with grace and precision. On July 10, the muezzin called for the Muslim prayers from the minarets of Grenada's grand mosque once again after nearly 500 years of Muslim rule on the Iberian Peninsula. As dusk draws closer and the muezzin calls out for prayer, it gradually turns into a debating plaza where everything is discussed: from light social gossip to serious political issues. He has twice visited Mecca, has 18 grandsons and is held in great respect by everyone in Barra where he is the main landlord and the honorary muezzin in the mosque. From the hilltop temple we heard the muezzin calling for noon prayers below in the bustling city of Bergama. We are in the Fathwat al Arab (The Arab Quarters) neighborhood in central Baghdad, within the hearing distance of a muezzin calling from the minaret of the elegant al Gailani Mosque. As the sun goes down the muezzins begin their calls to evening prayer from the minarets. Woken up with the muezzin's call in the morning, the 400 and odd students of the school go about their curriculum in a clockwork fashion guided by caring wardens and affectionate teachers. As we stood overlooking the east end of town, tourists milling around us, the muezzin of a mosque down in the valley began his call to prayer. They are summoned to prayer by the call of a muezzin issuing from the minarets of the many mosques that dot the Palestinian skyline. The call of the muezzin from the mosques - at first a strange, haunting cry - has now blended into the music of my day. Back in France, he achieved great success with his ‘ode-symphonie’ Le Désert, which includes a prayer to Allah and a muezzin's call. The muezzin's call to prayer drifted over the city. The call to prayer from a nearby muezzin drifts over the croplands. The great white marble dome of the mausoleum is flanked by free-standing minarets from which the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer. There were politicians, writers, imams, muezzins and social workers among his patients. The main religious figures in the Muslim community are muezzins, who are scholars of the Koran and sound the call to prayer from mosques. A muezzin stands at the top of the tower and calls Muslims to prayer at the five ritual times of the day. He is a Muslim, and not just a Muslim but the son of a muezzin, one whose waking hours are spent calling the Islamic faithful to prayer. Origin Late 16th century: dialect variant of Arabic mu'aḏḏin, active participle of aḏḏana' 'proclaim'. Rhymes resin Definition of muezzin in US English: muezzin nounm(y)o͞oˈezənm(j)uˈɛzən A man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque. 穆安津，宣礼师（在清真寺光塔楼台上呼唤穆斯林祈祷的人） Example sentencesExamples As we stood overlooking the east end of town, tourists milling around us, the muezzin of a mosque down in the valley began his call to prayer. The call of the muezzin from the mosques - at first a strange, haunting cry - has now blended into the music of my day. Back in France, he achieved great success with his ‘ode-symphonie’ Le Désert, which includes a prayer to Allah and a muezzin's call. The muezzin's call to prayer drifted over the city. There were politicians, writers, imams, muezzins and social workers among his patients. He is a Muslim, and not just a Muslim but the son of a muezzin, one whose waking hours are spent calling the Islamic faithful to prayer. We are in the Fathwat al Arab (The Arab Quarters) neighborhood in central Baghdad, within the hearing distance of a muezzin calling from the minaret of the elegant al Gailani Mosque. He has twice visited Mecca, has 18 grandsons and is held in great respect by everyone in Barra where he is the main landlord and the honorary muezzin in the mosque. A muezzin stands at the top of the tower and calls Muslims to prayer at the five ritual times of the day. From the hilltop temple we heard the muezzin calling for noon prayers below in the bustling city of Bergama. As the sun goes down the muezzins begin their calls to evening prayer from the minarets. They are summoned to prayer by the call of a muezzin issuing from the minarets of the many mosques that dot the Palestinian skyline. On July 10, the muezzin called for the Muslim prayers from the minarets of Grenada's grand mosque once again after nearly 500 years of Muslim rule on the Iberian Peninsula. Woken up with the muezzin's call in the morning, the 400 and odd students of the school go about their curriculum in a clockwork fashion guided by caring wardens and affectionate teachers. Yusef called the faithful to prayer five times a day as the muezzin of the mosque. The great white marble dome of the mausoleum is flanked by free-standing minarets from which the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer. The main religious figures in the Muslim community are muezzins, who are scholars of the Koran and sound the call to prayer from mosques. As the muezzin sounded the call to prayer from the local mosque, the bats started to come out and dart around us, flying and jinking through the air with grace and precision. As dusk draws closer and the muezzin calls out for prayer, it gradually turns into a debating plaza where everything is discussed: from light social gossip to serious political issues. The call to prayer from a nearby muezzin drifts over the croplands. Origin Late 16th century: dialect variant of Arabic mu'aḏḏin, active participle of aḏḏana' ‘proclaim’.
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