In Arabic, there are three kinds of mosques.
Large Mosques, the equivalents to Cathedrals in Catholicism, that can hold tens of thousands of worshipers are called Jaame3 (جامع)
Local Mosques, such as might serve a community and would accommodate a few hundred or a thousand worshipers are called Masjed (مسجد)
A small chapel, such as you might find in a hospital, a train station, or an airport for the occasional worship is called a Mosalla (مصلى)
no a mosque does not have arabic writting on the wall
masjid in Arabic (or mosque in English)
In English you call him: leader of the mosque. But in Arabic you call him: Imam ul-masjid. However, most people just call him : Imam.
Mosque comes from Arabic the more you know the better
mosque. Shoka ,شقة
a Mosque, or in Arabic: Masjid
Mosque is pronounced as 'mosk'. It is a place of worship for the followers of the Islamic religion.
Masjid is the Arabic word. Mosque is the English word, sort of the result of a bad transliteration.
In Arabic (Al Masjid Al Haram) meaning the Holly Mosque.
It is called minaret. In Arabic, it is Me'ezana
It is called in Arabic 'Jazzama'
The leader of a mosque is called the Imam.