The Azan is the Islamic call to prayer, announced from a mosque's minaret or loudspeaker. It serves as a reminder for Muslims to perform their five daily prayers, known as Salah. The call is typically recited by a person called a Muezzin, who delivers the message in a melodic and rhythmic manner. The Azan includes phrases that proclaim the greatness of Allah and the importance of prayer. It is traditionally recited in Arabic and is an essential part of Islamic culture, fostering a sense of community and spirituality among Muslims. The Azan is heard five times a day, marking the times for prayer.