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What were accomplishments of Suleiman?
one of it was that he loved to paint arctitucture, moques, etc.
What do mosques have in common?
Muslims of course mosques are for Muslims Muslims own moques
How do you say are you mocking me in french?
est-ce que tu te moques de moi
What were some of the achievements of suleyman?
one of it was that he loved to paint arctitucture, moques, etc.
How do you say you can't believe it in french?
I don't believe it is je ne le crois pas.
What would be an equivalent idiom in another language to you are pulling my leg?
Here are a few, but most languages just use a literal description, such as "Are you teasing me": English = Are you pulling my leg? French= Vous plaisantez j'espère? Italian = Ma stai scherzando? Portuguese = Você está brincando comigo? Spanish = ¿Me estás tomando el pelo?
Why are Muslim women not allowed to enter a mosque?
Who said so? Muslim women are equal to men in their relations with Allah "God" the almighty. But as to mosques "Better to say masjids" they are also allowed to go to Masjid in all five prayers just like men but they are not obliged to do so. Men have to pray in the Masjid and encouraged to do so by prophet Mohammed peace be upon him who said: Sala aljama'a "Paryers in Masjid" equals 25 times virtue than praying alone" Women may pray home and it is even better for them to pray at home as prophet said. Muslim women are alloud to go in moques but only in some moques where they have sepparate rooms for the women
What is the importance of moques in Islamic society?
Mosques are the Islamic places of worship, akin to Christian churches, Jewish synagogues, etc., though there are a hefty amount of non-religious services and venues carried out at mosques. All prayer is carried out in a mosque, and prayer occurs five times on Fridays, so mosques often need to be placed in centralised, busy areas. In addition, in Islamic communities lacking schools, Mosques act as centres of education, including formal teachers. During the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, mosques serve iftar, a sort of breakfast-like meal that can be consumed by any Muslim entering the Mosque after dusk and before dawn as a sort of community service. All Islamic charities and fundraisers take place in mosques, and even municipal announcements are sometimes done at mosques due to the community built around them. In less populated areas, mosques act as a community centre of sorts, and communities can spring up around them. In primarily Islamic nations, mosques are actually used as the official voting stations and registration areas, and mosques typically act as centres for political and social advocacy, with petitions, rallies, and protests being held there. Imams (Islamic priests) sometimes incorporate political speech into their sermons, further pronouncing a mosque's role as not just a religious, but also political and communal site. Mosques can even be found as sites for Islamic pride, as they are often seen as areas exemplary of Islamic architecture due to their (sometimes) elaborate domes, minarets (prayer towers), fountains, and prayer halls. Hope this helps.
