Definition of “minaret”

A stunning copper dome and ornate minaret rise from a large, open site.

But the ASI is at odds with some Indian historians who fear the southwest minaret is tilting dangerously.

Christians had said the mosque was an affront to them because its minaret was taller than the chief's palace.

For just outside the window and across the street was the enormous green dome of a mosque and a tall slender white minaret.

Iraqi troops also secured the town's renowned spiral minaret.

It was, or had been, a mosque, the minaret of which had been destroyed: only a stump remained.

Jupiter asked, busily tying one end of the rope to the corner of the minaret.

Palm trees stood sentinel on the far bank and a graceful minaret rose against the vivid blue sky.

The copper dome and a smaller counterpart atop the minaret are crowned with the crescent symbol.