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3. THE NATURE AND CONSTITUTION OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD
There is a call to prayer repeated aloud five times
a day from the minarets and the mosques in every part of
the globe where the Muslims live. This anthem is followed
by a most solemn worship of Allah by His faithful worshipers.
This call to prayer is called Adhan (Azan). This is
not all; every action, enterprise and business, however impor-
tant or trifling it may be, is begun with the words Bismi 'l-Lah,
which means "in the Name of Allah," and ends with an
Al-Hamdu li'l-Lah, meaning "praise be to Allah!" The
bond of faith which binds a Muslim to his Eternal King is
so strong, and the nearness between the Sovereign and His worshiper
There is a call to prayer repeated aloud five times
a day from the minarets and the mosques in every part of
the globe where the Muslims live. This anthem is followed
by a most solemn worship of Allah by His faithful worshipers.
This call to prayer is called Adhan (Azan). This is
not all; every action, enterprise and business, however impor-
tant or trifling it may be, is begun with the words Bismi 'l-Lah,
which means "in the Name of Allah," and ends with an
Al-Hamdu li'l-Lah, meaning "praise be to Allah!" The
bond of faith which binds a Muslim to his Eternal King is
so strong, and the nearness between the Sovereign and His worshiper