Sentence examples for prayer of the from inspiring English sources

Everyone on the plane chanted the talbiyah, the defining prayer of the hajj: "Labbayk, Allahumah labbayk!

Inside, eight men were kneeling for the first prayer of the day.

He had two little handouts that said Baseball Chapel and prayer of the week".

"And welcome our pope, John Paul, who trusted in the prayer of the church, in Christ our Lord.

"And we shouldn't really say the prayer of the dead for someone who has done something like that".

Citizens gather for the first prayer of the day, before dispersing throughout the city to go about their daily business.

The choruses, when not tender and lovely, were powerful in their impact, nowhere more so than in the vain prayer of the people to their false god Baal.

It was continued as the "prayer of the heart" in Byzantine Hesychasm, a monastic system that seeks to achieve divine quietness.

Syrians elsewhere took to the streets after the first Friday noon prayer of the holy month of Ramadan in another bold challenge to the government's crackdown.

The tradition of the Jesus prayer goes back to the "prayer of the mind," recommended by the ancient monks of the Egyptian desert, particularly Evagrius Ponticus (d. 339).

Praise, in the prayer of primitive peoples, can be traced to salutations, such as in the prayer of the Hottentots (of South Africa) to the New Moon—"Welcome".