minaret

Preposition: of

• mosque: I heard the call to prayer from the tiered minarets of the mosque of Sultan Hassan.

Converse of object

• have: The impressive State Mosque, clad in Italian marble, has a minaret rising from the center of a reflecting pool within its walls.
• see: And it's so flat that from almost anywhere in town you can see the landmark minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque.
• fade: Faded minarets, pavement markets, Arabian sweet shops and the crumbling remains of ancient civilisations.. .
• call: Very often Mosques have a domed roof and a tall tower called a minaret.
• set: He will descend onto a white minaret set in the eastern part of Damascus.

Adjective modifier

• tall: Here stands the Hassan II Mosque, the world's largest mosque with one of the world's tallest minarets.
• white: He will descend onto a white minaret set in the eastern part of Damascus.
• slender: The fort has a three storied structure with slender minarets at the South Gate.
• twin: The use of twin minarets at Erzurum and at Sivas indicates the importance of Imperial symbolism in medrese design.
• needle-like: With its distinctive dome and needle-like minaret, the mosque was built by the Ottoman Turks in 1816.

Modifies a noun

• tower: On either side of the main door-way, are two minaret towers, which rise to the height of a hundred feet.
• roller: The dining room tall minarets roller new york be going on.
• wall: The methods of construction in the enclosure wall and abutted minaret walls also differ markedly.

Noun used with modifier

• spiral: The latter sponsored the construction of the Great Mosque of Samarra with its unique spiral minaret, built in 847.
• mud-brick: Figure 1. The Minaret of Jam - at 63m high, the second tallest mud-brick minaret in the world.
• mosque: Appeals blared from the mosque minarets implored people to stop destroying the city, the Arab language TV al-Jazeera reported.