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Why are there rules for the mosque?
" There are rules in a mosque because a mosque is the Islam's Allah [god] and we must follow those rules because we are his servents and Muslim's will never disobey Allah [god]."
What are the rules on these site?
Rules to any site are either plainly displayed for the visitor of the site to read them, Or they are provided to the visitor up their request to the site owners and or cordinators.
What is an example sentence with the word mosque?
Christians go to church every Sunday, while Muslims go to mosque every Friday.
What rules should a visitor observe when he visits the zoo?
Don't bang on the glass
How does Mecca determine if a visitor is Muslim?
Mecca determines if a visitor is Muslim by requiring them to provide a certificate of their Islamic faith issued by a recognized Islamic authority, such as a mosque or Islamic center. Additionally, visitors may be asked to recite a basic Islamic declaration of faith known as the Shahada.
How do you do mosque?
MOSQUE
Can a condo board ticket a visitor parked in visitor parking and claim that visitor lives in the building without any proof?
Impossible to answer without knowing how your governing condo documents (e.g. covenants & restrictions, rules and regulations, etc.) define "visitor", or establish parking time limits and so forth. Read your documents. You will probably find the answer to your own question. Then, going by those definitions, it will be up to YOU to prove that the person is a visitor and not a semi-permanent resident.
Which is biggest mosque?
grand mosque
What is the f mosque in Dubai?
There is no mosque in Dubai called the F Mosque.
What is an adjective for mosque?
There is no adjective to mosque. Mosque is the building where Muslims go for praying.
Where is the largest mosque in Nigeria?
The lagest mosque in nigeria is kwara state mosque
How many people visit the Sultan Ahmed Mosque every year?
The Blue Mosque, known as the Sultanahmet Camii in Turkish, or Sultan Ahmed Mosque, is an historical and dramatically beautiful mosque, located in Istanbul Turkey. Its title, 'The mosque,' is because of the lapis-lazuli blue tiles surrounding the walls of interior design. The Mosque was built between 1609 and 1616 years, during the rule of Ahmed I. just as with most other mosques, it also comprises a tomb of the founder, a madrasa (school), and a hospice. Besides still being used as a mosque, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque has also become a popular tourist attraction in Istanbul. The Mosque can accommodate up to 10,000 people and maintains facilities for all cycles of daily prayer. The first call to prayer begins at sunrise and the last at nightfall. The Mosque is closed for ninety minutes during prayer time. Daily visitor numbers average in the thousands. Anyone visiting not for prayer should avoid arriving during prayer times, especially mid-day, on Fridays, and within a half-hour after the ezan (call to prayer) is chanted from the Mosque's minarets.
