It varies very widely from two Muslims to Millions at one time.
I don't know how many Mosques there are in New York City (probably none, but I don't know for certain). There are no Christian churches in Mecca because to enter the city you have to be muslim.ANSWER 2:There are 12 mosques in New York City and 30 mosques in Brooklyn. New York State, at this point in time (2010), has a total of 141 mosques. There are no houses of worship of any religion other than Islam in Mecca.
They worship every where every time. However, if you mean ritual worship of praying (salat), then the Muslim can practice it in mosques, homes, offices, open air, or any clean dry place.
in mosques kids sit with their qurans and read it to the teacher they do have time to learn it and thenread it if you get it wrong, most of the time the teacher will hit you.
At this time, many are buddhist and some are atheist in Thialand.
Mosques were always used for prayer.
That can not be answered at this time because we lack archeological evidence.
they feel closer to god and more religious each time they worship
Because too many people worship the sun. The sun is something to be avoided.
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.
Worship can take many forms, people will tend towards the style that suits their personality. Workship is essentially sacrificing somethingof yours: whether its your time, your dignity, your self-centeredness, or anything else. Because people are individuals they will each suit a different kind of worship.
There are many names given to places where one worships a god. For example, Christians may worship in a "church", or "temple". This really depends on which branch of Christianity one follows, as there are other names given to places of Christian places of worship. Muslims worship Allah in a "mosque". Jewish people worship in a "synagogue". These are only some of the main stream religions. Across world people may worship their god or gods in "temples", "pagodas" or "shrines". The worship of God need not be confined to an inside area. God may be worshiped in any place that has been consecrated (made holy) to Him, which includes the outdoors or any natural setting. With particular regard to Christianity, Jesus said "Wherever there are two or three of you gathered in My Name, there am I also" (Matthew 18:20). It is not specified that "wherever", in the context of this quote, must be in a building.A church is a sacred place to worship a god. Where you worship will depend on your religion.shrine is the answer for A+ studentsA temple or church or anywhere you find sacred yourself or feel safeA sacred place to go worship god is a church
At any one time they may have worshiped dozens of gods, each who had distinct functions and duties.