Pulpits
Pulpits The minbar is a high place in the mosque where the imam stands to deliver the Friday sermon, and the minbar in the Arabic language is: a portable marqah with degrees (the dictionary surrounding) and has other definitions in the linguistic references that are consistent with this meaning The Prophet Muhammad used to preach to Muslims in his honorable mosque while he was standing at one of the logs that hold the roof and leaning on a stick of "dom" wood. The Muslims noticed that this position was difficult for the Messenger and exhausted him, so they suggested that he take something to sit on and rest on. So he agreed with them, and a man called it made it for him. (Dogs) was in the service of his uncle Al-Abbas bin Abdul-Muttalib, a pulpit made of atlal wood It consists of three levels: the first and second are for ascending, and the third is for sitting, and its height is two arms and three fingers and one arm width, and that was in the seventh year of migration Musl...