Definition of bilal in English:

bilal

nounbɪˈlɑːl

Malay, from Arabic Bilal, the first name of an Abyssinian slave appointed as the first muezzin following Muhammad's pilgrimage to Mecca in 629.

词汇	bilal
释义	Definition of bilal in English: bilal nounbɪˈlɑːl (in Malaysia) a muezzin. （马来西亚）宣礼员（穆斯林聚居区内的宣报祈祷时刻者） Example sentencesExamples Such was his role in the early days of Islam that we honour him to this day by designating one of the principal mosque officials as the Bilal. The bilal was reciting some verses from the Quran when I woke up this morning. 5.40 a.m. It is part of the bilal's duties also to look after the mosque. Their appointed imams and bilals (not all, perhaps) are, after all are of their kinds. The bilal calls the faithful to prayer, and the imam leads them in prayer. Origin Malay, from Arabic Bilal, the first name of an Abyssinian slave appointed as the first muezzin following Muhammad's pilgrimage to Mecca in 629.
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