Who is the head of an Islamic Church?

Answer 1

First; it is important to say that there is nothing called Islamic church. If it is meant what is for Muslims is corresponding to the church for Christian then the answer is Masjid (in Arabic) and Mosque (in English).

The head of the masjid or mosque is called Imam or sheikh

Answer 2

• Iman.

• There is no central leader of Islam, and there are many sects. Therefore, the teachings of Islam can be varied and inconsistent depending on how an imam wants to interpret their primary books of the Koran and Hadith.

Answer 3

The answer in this sense is that no single person in the Muslim community has the top leadership or highest authority that is analogous to the Pope for Roman Catholics for example.

Answer 4

There is no term called Muslim church. As the church represents the worship house for Christians, Masjid (or Mosque in English) is worship house for Muslims. In Islam, there is no named Islam leader who has authorities and attributes as that for the Christian Pope.
an iman is the leader of a mosque religiously

Answer 5

There is no head in Islam. Each Prophet (May peace be upon him) preached Islam. In his time Hazrat Abraham (AS) may be called the head, on his time Hazrat Moses (AS) was the head, In his time Hazrat Jesus Christ (AS) may be considered the head. The last Prophet of Islam was Hazrat Muhammad (May peace be upon him). He was born in Arabia in 570 AD and started preaching Islam in 610 AD.

After Mohammed's death, the Caliph continued as the leader of the religion and remained as the head of Sunni Islam until 1936. (Caliph is a religious position, meaning Successor to the Prophet.)

Answer 6

It's not called an Islamic church, it's called a Masjid or Mosque. And the leader is the Imam.

Answer 7

It was caliph.

Answer 8

God.