Azan Shrine History
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The emblem on the front of the fez, the crescent and scimitar, is an important part of the fraternity’s theme, and is representative of the characteristics embodied by the Shriners.
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The scimitar stands for the backbone of the fraternity, its members.
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The two claws are for the Shriners fraternity and its philanthropy.
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The sphinx stands for the governing body of the Shriners.
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The five-pointed star represents the thousands of children helped by the philanthropy each year.
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The emblem also bears the phrase “Robur et Furor,” which means “Strength and Fury.”
The Azan Shrine Center is located at 1591 W. Eau Gallie Blvd. in Melbourne and has a lounge, meeting room, or auditorium room of 5,632 sq. ft., two side rooms of 836 sq. ft. each, a 420 sq. ft. stage area, and a large covered pavilion in back that is 4,750 sq. ft.
We hold Shrine business meetings and other fraternal meetings in a combination of the facilities. We also supplement our Shrine Center income with rentals which consist of some trade shows, business meetings, organization meetings, weddings & receptions as well as private parties.
We are first a Shrine Center facilitating all kinds of Shriner activities serving our membership and secondly a facility available to be rented. We are an active organization so if you're on the Space Coast of Florida, please look us up, come by, and visit us.
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