It's not a call to prayer, but a muezzin will often assist one of these events while standing directly opposite a structure called a minbar.
A book about these events that identifies their title participants as "culture brokers" within the modern world was written based on travels in Jordan; that book, appropriately, is by Jordan Antoun. It's not a call to prayer, but a muezzin will often assist one of these events while standing directly opposite a structure called a minbar. These events replace two prayer cycles, or raka'at, when they occur at the time of dhuhr, which is when they occur most often. A specific one of these events took place in the Uranah Valley on the 9th day of the month of (*) Hajj and affirmed the end of prophethood. Unlike most prayers, jumu'ah, or Friday prayers, typically involve one of these events because the audience is gathered in public. For 10 points, khutbah is the name for what kind of event in Islam, the "Farewell" example of which was given on Mount Arafat by Muhammad?
A book about these events that identifies their title participants as "culture brokers" within the modern world was written based on travels in Jordan; that book, appropriately, is by Jordan Antoun.
Islamic sermons [or preaching, or religious narration, or lecture; accept khutbah until read; accept Farewell Sermon; do not accept or prompt on "reading" alone]