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What is the place in which Muslim people worship?
Mosque
How would you define a mosque?
A Muslim place of worship
What is a mosque and why is it important?
A mosque is a building for Muslim religious worship. It is important as a place of prayer and communal organization for the local Muslim community.
Which religion has a place of worship called mosque?
Muslims worship in mosques but the religion is Islam
How do you pronounce the word mosque?
Mosque is pronounced as 'mosk'. It is a place of worship for the followers of the Islamic religion.
How did Muslim buildings of worship evolve into its present day form of the mosque?
They have always been mosque's.... You can have a mosque in a home... it is just a place of worship for Muslims........ as long as the space is clean and there are no pictures ect
Who uses a mosque besides Muslims?
Mosque is place of worship of Muslims. Non-Muslim may come to Mosque to visit with the permission of Mosque authority. Non-Muslim may come to mosque to discuss about any issues which is permissible in Islam.
Do Muslims have a church in Henderson Kentucky?
The Muslim place of worship is not called a'Church'.It is called a 'Mosque'. The Muslims generally have a mosque where they live.
What do you call the worship area of a Mosque?
The worship area of a masjid (mosque), or, in fact, a dedicated place for Muslim prayer anywhere, such as an airport, hospital, mall, or school, is called a "musallah."
A place where Muslims worship?
Mosque
What is the Muslims house of worship called?
A Muslim house of worship is called a mosque. It is a place where Muslims gather for communal prayers, worship, and other religious activities.
How many times does a Muslim visit a place of worship?
If you mean by worship prayers or Salt, then a Muslim visits the place of worship (called mosque) five times a day. However, he can pray in any clean place; even in open air areas, including home, office, ... except for Friday noon prayer a Muslim should go to mosque for listening to the sermon and noon praying; unless having a licit excuse.
