Christian churches that have statues of saints insist they are not idols, although you will often see members of the congregation praying before them. The Christian (mainly Catholic) view is that statues are used to stand for the truth they represent, whereas non-Christian statues only represent gods in whom Christians do not believe.
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There are often many statutes in Catholic churches and there don't need to be any. They don't have a particular name. For example, a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Sometimes 2-dimensional representations of saints are present. These are called icons. These are more common in Eastern Catholic and Orthodox churches than Roman Catholic churches but you sometimes find icons in Roman churches too.
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The Statue of Liberty is on Liberty Island which was once Bedloe's Island.
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The Muslims call their place of worship 'Mosque', as the Christians have churches as place of worship. A mosque is a simple structure without any statue or picture in it. There is a small curvical extension for the Imam (leader) to stand in. Behind him stand the prayer offereres in straight rows on mats spread in rows. There is Nothing particular The place of Muslims for worship is called 'Mosque'. It is a simple structure with no statue or pictures in it. There is nothing particular to be seen. There may be verses from the holy Qura'an painted on the front wall but that is not necessary.
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This would largely depend on the type of stand referenced. Stands are often used by preachers to hold Bibles and notes during preaching. Stands are also used my musicians in and out of churches to hold music during performances. A stand might also be used to support a statue of a particular saint (although is would be more particular to the Catholic Church). ******* Such a stand is commonly known as a 'lectern'.