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What best describes why mosques were the first buildings that Muslim constructed after conquering new land?
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The mosque provided and essential prayer and gathering location for Muslims.
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Why mosques were the first buildings that Muslims constructed after conquering new lands?
It was build because there no space for them to waship GOD that is why it was build
What are Islam's holy buildings called?
Mosques
Is there any mosque?
There are thousands of buildings called mosques.
Why were Architects and builders were brought to Timbuktu?
To construct public buildings, mosques, and libraries.
Why are mosques often at an angle to other buildings?
Mosques always face Mecca, the Muslims holy land, and so will be at different angles in order to achieve this.
How many doors to mosques have?
Depends on the structure,different buildings have different numbers of doors
Does Islam have a temple?
Yes. The buildings meant for prayer by the Muslims are called Mosques, Masjid.
Why were architects and builders brought to Timbuktu to build?
To construct public buildings, mosques, and libraries.
Are any mosques in the world constructed on pillars?
Many mosques are built on pillars. There is a mosque at Chiniot, in the Punjab-Pakistan, that is built on pillars so designed that they can't be counted. It is also called Masjid-i-Larzan (the trembling mosque). There is no restriction in building the mosques on pillars.
What are in mosques?
Mosques are almost empty buildings meant for offering prayer. The Muslims gather there to offer prayer. The Muslims may offer prayer at any neat and clean place outside or inside a building.
Architects and builders were brought to Timbuktu to build?
Architects and builders were brought to Timbuktu to construct public buildings, mosques, and libraries
How many mosques are there in Russia?
There are more than 23,000 mosques in Russia. Islam is the second largest religion in Russia, with a significant Muslim population mainly concentrated in the regions of Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, and the Caucasus.
