Truth of the matter, is that sufi is a branch of Islam which preaches an almost Buddhist approach to Islam. Sufi masjids are not as readily available as Sunni & Shia masjids. That might be a reason why they would cross the border in order to attend the sermon and prayer.
As well there is a little matter called "Freedom of Movement" which allows someone to travel from one country to another in order to attand such events.
No, they don't. Muslims attend their prayer services in mosques.
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Muslims do not have christenings since they do not attend churches.
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The most important deed to attend for a Muslim (after basic beliefs) is offering Prayer (Salat) five times a day.
They are called Namari in Urdu. In other languages different names are given to them.
Yes, but there are out of state, and sometimes out of country fees that will make American college for a Canadian more expensive.
Yes, if it is possible for them to attend mass when travelling, then they should do so. It is only if they are somewhere where there is no mass available, that they can miss mass.
The only particular requirement of Muslims on Fridays is for men to attend Jammah (midd-day congregational prayers), if it is at all possible.
Yes, the same days same manner.
Al- Masjid in Arabic which is translated into English as Mosque.
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