Sentence examples for mosque clock from inspiring English sources
The Mosque clock, shown in the photo at the top of this post, and again in reverse view, above, is a simple battery-operated clock, and presumably common in the bazaars of Waziristan.
Thousands pour in and out of the mosque around the clock, and they are essential to establishing crowd control.
The prizes include a yellow safety vest adorned with the words "Sharia Police" and a mosque-shaped alarm clock.
Only the Turkish clock tower (late 18th century), a mosque, and several houses survived the destruction of the old city in World War II.
The focal point of the protest is the nearby Rabaa al-Adawiya Mosque, where they are camping out around the clock in their thousands.
Morsi supporters are demanding his reinstatement and have been holding a round-the-clock vigil outside the Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque, in the east of the capital, and at Cairo University in Giza.
Contemporary Muslim astronomers also constructed a variety of highly accurate astronomical clocks for use in their mosques and observatories, such as the water-powered astronomical clock by Al-Jazari in 1206, and the astrolabic clock by Ibn al-Shatir in the early 14th century.
On September 12th, Esa told me, he arrived at the welding shop at 5 40 A.M. — around the time the muezzin at his neighborhood mosque was uttering the morning prayer call — and punched the clock.
From the Victorian-era clock tower on Beach Street and the temples and mosques of Pitt Street to the morning wet market on Armenian Street and hawker stalls of Chulia street, Georgetown resembles something out of a Somerset Maugham novel.
In the lobby of the Binladin Group's headquarters, in Jeddah, between models of the mosques of Mecca and Medina, there is a replica of the Mecca Clock Tower.
