Mosque

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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

If you mean the grand mosque in Mecca (Al Masjid Al Haram) then there is a bit of a debate whether it was built by the angles or Adam.

But later Ibrahim and his son Ismaeil came to Mecca and found its foundations still present which they built upon and called people for Hajj (pelgrimage).

It was damaged and restored several times after that, but the current Kaaba is the restoration of the Otthoman Sultan Murad in 1630 after it was damaged by floods.

in 1996.

Shajalal Masjid 145 Walthall Street, Crewe, CW2

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Mosque Capacity

Male 200

Female 0 Mosque Services

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Shajalal Masjid 145 Walthall Street, Crewe, CW2

Tel:

Mosque Capacity

Male 200

Female 0 Mosque Services

Arabic/Quran Classes

Hadeeth & Tafseer Classes

Advice & Counselling

A clock is an instrument for measuring and recording time, esp. by mechanical means, usually with hands or changing numbers to indicate the hour and minute Therefore, Clocks are in Mosques/Masaajid for the same reason they are found in offices, rooms etc. That is, to indicate the time.

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The word 'Mosque' is a mythical word. Really what it means is 'A large mouse crossed with a snooker que'

1. by men and women sitting on opposite sides to stop getting distracted
2. and taking their shoes off
3. and by washing before prayer

The correct answer, from a Muslim, is that we pray separately for reasons of modesty and it is totally possible to get attracted as GOD has created attraction Between Men and Women). In the time of the Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) women would pray in rows behind the rows of men. If they prayed in front of the men or mingled with the men then when we prostrate men would get a direct view of womens bottoms, this is not a way to be modest and would make it difficult for everyone to concentrate on their prayers.

These days we either pray behind the men, in rows adjacent to men, with a curtain dividing men and women or in a separate prayer room for women.

They wash their both their hands three times, starting with the right one.

Then they take water in the mouth and spit it out, three times.

Then they take water in the nostrils and blow it out, three times.

Then they wash the entire face, three times.

Then they wash both their arms up to the elbow three times, starting with the right arm.

Then they gently draw their hands over their head with wet hands.

Then they take water to their fingers and clean the ears with it.

Then they wash their feet three times, starting with the right one.

This ritual is called Wudhu .

it's and area that leads into the prayer room that has arches.

because when you enter a mosque it is clean. And when you pray you have to take your shoes off because the holy prophet muhammed was wearing his shoes when he was praying and then angel gabriel came to him during his prayer and told him that you have to take your shoes off and he did.He did this because you walk on unclean ground and when you pray in the mosque you must be clean.:]

No, Jews worship in synagogues.

As well as providing a visual cue to a Muslim community, the call to prayer is traditionally given from the top of the minaret. In some of the oldest mosques, such as the Great Mosque of Damascus, minarets originally served as watchtowers illuminated by torches (hence the derivation of the word from the Arabic nur, meaning "light"). In more recent times, the main function of the minaret was to provide a vantage point from which the muezzin can call out the adhan, calling the faithful to prayer.

In most modern Mosques, the adhan is called not in the minaret, but in the musallah, or prayer hall, via a microphone and speaker system. However, the minaret remains as an architect symbol for the mosque.

Original answer: As of November 2009, there is no formal place of worship in Cornwall, however, the "Cornwall Asian Community Centre" accommodates Muslim prayer. It is located in Carnon Downs, ten minutes from Truro.

The centre offers weekly Friday prayers at a dedicated venue.

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[Edit by IM]Dec 2014. OK, as of this year this place is a mosque, serving around 600 local Muslims, with regular meetings including the important Friday Salah (prayer service plus preachers) on these premises. The building is a disused Christian church. The local council will supply details of how it was acquired, planning procedures etc.

NB: The term `Community Centre` is often used in other places in UK too, to cover up the fact that a Muslim mosque has been established.

The full address is Quenchwell Road Carnon Downs, Truro. They say they welcome visitors, even on Friday (1pm service).

The website given above was OK a few weeks ago, but this URL is currently messaged as `account suspended.` To enquire details, phone 01872 870137

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Muslims pray inside a mosque in congrgations just like they pray outside a mosque such as their homes on indivisual basis. Except there is a very minute difference when praying behind an imam in congregations. Rest is the very same procedure.

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It is Situated in the city of Madina (variant spellings: Madinah,Madina,Medina), Saudi Arabia. 'Masjid Nabvi' simply means 'The Prophet's Mosque'.

More as a sign to self admiration of the builder.

As more distant of the truth you go, the more grandiose it gets.

The Tabernacle was the most significant and the only true God physical connection requirement, commanded to be built by God itself to Moses.

Later on, without any commandment it was replaced by the Temple in Jerusalem.

The Temple building was also the prominent promise of it's destruction.

So the Tabernacle was very simple, then the Temple was made of stone but yet simple, and then all nations built huge and crazy monuments and churches trying to overcome their emptiness and lie with grandiosity and humiliation of the observer.