Muslim call to prayer
About this recording
- Creator
- Kristin Post
- Date created
- August 22, 2000
- Duration
- 1:15
- Location
- Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia
- File
- MP3
- License
- This recording copyright ©2000. Terms of use
See this recording in context
- The sounds of prayer in Southeast Asia: This minilesson uses audio recordings of the prayers of three different religions as an introduction to the cultural diversity of Southeast Asia.
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- Search LEARN NC for call to prayer, Islam, Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia, masjid, mosques, prayer, religion, rituals, and Ubudiah.
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Kuala Kangsar is where the “sultan of Perak” lives. I spent a day in this town, located at the mouth of the river, visiting the masjid, or mosque, and the royal palace.
In this recording, you can hear the call to prayer, which is broadcast five times a day from every Muslim mosque. After the prayer ends, you can hear the ubiquitous rooster crow.
Transcript
That was the singing outside the temple in Kuala Kangsar.
Ubudiah.
Rasjid Ubudiah.
