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Prayer call
OK, here comes.
We talked about prayer calls in the Middle East this morning.
This is one I like.
(Sorry for the quality. Two dogs on a leash pulling in various directions didn’t make it any better nor easier 
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They are quite a bit longer, I’ll try to find one and hopefully my wonderful, but very wonky Internet connection lets me upload it one of these days
It’s probably not appropriate to say I like or dislike a prayer call.
But the ones here in Kuwait are Life.
And some are good and some are, uhm, not so good.
Just my two cents
by NicoleB
2008-01-26. 18:30:10. 105 words, 624 views. Categories: Kuwait ('07-'08) , 5 comments » • Send a trackback »
2008-01-26. 18:30:10. 105 words, 624 views. Categories: Kuwait ('07-'08) , 5 comments » • Send a trackback »
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How often do they do those Nicole? Is it at specific time of day or random? Where do they come from and what are they for?
Sorry for all the questions, but I like to find out what goes on in other parts of the world.
Sorry for all the questions, but I like to find out what goes on in other parts of the world.
2008-01-26 @ 22:58
It's so different... It's neat to hear it from Canada in mid-winter.
2008-01-27 @ 00:20
@Catherine
They do it, I think, 5 times a day.
A longer one to call the people to the mosque and one at the beginning of the prayer (shorter) about half an hour later.
The times for prayers are posted every day in the paper too, but the tradition is that the believers are called by the muezzin.
I don't get the where they come from question, sorry, only 5 a.m. here
The calls are like church bells, *wake up, come pray*
Keep them questions coming. Fine with me!
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Most times I like it too, Sparkling Red
At least as long as our bedroom window doesn't face the mosque head on, because they are pretty loud
They do it, I think, 5 times a day.
A longer one to call the people to the mosque and one at the beginning of the prayer (shorter) about half an hour later.
The times for prayers are posted every day in the paper too, but the tradition is that the believers are called by the muezzin.
I don't get the where they come from question, sorry, only 5 a.m. here
The calls are like church bells, *wake up, come pray*
Keep them questions coming. Fine with me
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Most times I like it too, Sparkling Red
At least as long as our bedroom window doesn't face the mosque head on, because they are pretty loud
2008-01-27 @ 05:07
I love the adhan as it is called but I agree some people just don't have the right voices to do it. It just ruins the whole thing. A good one on the other hand gives me goosebumps (or tears)
(or tears)
2008-01-27 @ 23:34
Agreed !
And now I can add a new tag and a new word to my Vocabulary - cool
!And now I can add a new tag and a new word to my Vocabulary - cool
2008-01-28 @ 05:53
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