Recited

The longest obligatory prayer may be recited at any time during the day; another, of medium length, is recited once in the morning, once at midday, and once in the evening; and the shortest can be recited anytime between noon and sunset.

The evening meal begins with the Kiddush, a blessing recited aloud over a cup of wine, and the Mohtzi, a blessing recited over the bread.

They are thus often specially recited in times of trouble, such as poverty, disease, or physical danger; in many synagogues, Psalms are recited after services for the security of the State of Israel.

Alleging a “conspiracy” behind the offering of namaz on the varsity campus, Vishwa Hindu Parishad activists had then sprinkled Gangajal, sung Ram Dhun (bhajans dedicated to Lord Ram) and recited the Hanuman Chalisa outside the Mahavidyalaya.

As we converged at the ceremony, and the young men and lady at the heart of the ceremony had been certified as having learnt the Qur’an properly, because they recited to the approval of all, Suratul Fatiha and the first parts of Suratul Baqara.

Auden’s words, set to Britten’s music and crisply recited by Rutter, reminded us of a time when trains worked and post was delivered on time.

By far the most unfortunate manifestation of using language without knowing what it means occurs when the Quran is recited or heard by Muslims live, on TV/radio, or on some digital device.

Children recited prayers and were quick to answer questions about distance and what the terrain must've been like.

During the evening she recited a poem of exile for the young president who was so impressed that he wrote it down on his place card.

Her smartness and how she recited the entire chapter without making any mistakes gladdened many hearts.

He silently recited several November bondings that appeared to be happily headed for eternity.

I assume Dr. Anthony Fauci recited the Hippocratic Oath when he graduated medical school.

Jane said in her confessional she was 100% certain of his identity because he spoke in the same cadence as his celebrity relative and recited pi.

On Saturday evening funeral prayers were recited by Fr. Garrett Desmond, PP, and a large crowd attended throughout the evening to pay their respects.

Rav Velvel pointed to “Mi Yitein Roshi Mayim recited on Tisha B’Av that describes the destruction of the German communities of Speyer, Worms, and Mainz during the First Crusades of 1096.

Senior student Melannie Hernandez even recited an original poem inspired by her mother and father.

Staged for generations and a Lee hallmark, the shows run for roughly 45 minutes, bringing together song, practiced in music class; dance, rehearsed in P.E.; and narration, memorized for homework and then recited during the performance.

The passage recited by Cooper reads: "I looked at Willy, really looked at him, maybe since the first time since we were boys.

These stories give a human face to the book’s recited statistics, but they also leave much of Geronimus’s argument in the speculative realm.

To do so, he recited an incantation, which came into effect by altering his own shadow into that of Mimihagi itself, after which the shadow spread out across his body.