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How many mosques were there in Medina during the time of Prophet Muhammad?
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∙ 11y ago
When Mohammed escaped Medina, the Muslim community had just gotten there and understandably there were no mosques (as they had arrived within weeks). Mohammed, once there, constructed the Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet's Mosque) which remains the holiest site in Medina. It is likely that he built a few additional mosques as more people converted, but there are no exact figures.
The best estimate would be between 1-5.
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What was the name of now medina?
Current Medina was called Yathrib during the time of Prophet Muhammad (S).
Who accompanied the Holy Prophet in migration to Medina?
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How was abu bakr related to muhammad?
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When was the first Muslim mosque built?
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Which city became part of the islamic empire first?
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When was salah made mandatory on Muslims?
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Major events in prophet muhammad's life?
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Why are there no representation of the Prophet Muhammad adorning mosques?
There are no representations of prophet Muhammad (PBUH) adorning mosques for the following reasons:It is not allowed in Islam to have images or drawings for prophets any where.Mosque adorning should be within low limits in order not to distract Muslim attention during praying inside the mosque.Islam main principle is to worship God (Allah in Arabic) the one and only one God with no partner, son, father, companion, or any resemblance what so ever. Hence, any representations of prophet Muhammad adorning mosques are avoided to avoid by time paying excessive respect to these representations that my lead by time to some forms of polytheism or hanotheism.The representation of the prophet may not be real representation of the prophet but just according the imagination or the view of the artist as it was no photography at that time.The Prophet forbade anyone to make any likeness of him because other Prophets have been worshiped in the past. If we had a picture of Prophet to look at it would lead to worship in few future generations.
