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and anywhere Gods name is remembered

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The person who leads the prayer in a mosque is called an Imam.

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Mihrah is a holy place of Islams where god lives.They believe it as the house of god,like Hindu takes temple as house of god,christian takes church as house of god,Sikhs takes gurudwaras as his god's home, the Islams takes Mihrah as his god's home.Mosque is the place for people in god's area.

A Mihrah, also known as Mihrab, is the area where the Imam stands and conducts the congregational prayer. In some Masjid there is a raised platform or a raised structure where the Imam stands. This is therefore an area, a niche in the Masjid and not a holy place where God lives as mentioned above, for God is everywhere and not in the Mihrab of the Masjid.

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Hi,

It is not a requirement, but since Masjid Al Nabbawi (the Prophet's a.s.w.s. mosque in Al Madina) was and is painted that color, they tend to be that color. Shia, an Islamic sect, especially tend to use the color green. But there is no other religious reason as far as I know and Allahu A'laam.

Hope this was helpful

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minarets

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Islamic calligraphy, Arabic calligraphy, arches, domes, geometric designs, and other amazing details and decorations.

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It is not true. Both Muslim men and women pray in the mosque. However, separation between them during praying is provided.

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There is only one mosque in Salt Lake City boundaries, Masjid Al-Noor at 740 south 700 east. There are three others in the surrounding suburbs.

Khadeeja Islamic Center is the largest, it also operates Iqra Acadamy, a private Muslim school. It is located at 1019 west Parkway Avenue in West Valley.

Layton Islamic Center is located at 568 west 2400 north in Layton.

Utah Islamic Center is located at 9000 south 225 west in Sandy.

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The leader of a mosque is called the Imam.

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Not mentioned at: http://www.muftiyat.ro/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogsection&id=7&Itemid=41

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Friday, for Muslims, is a holiday. All Islamic countries (at least the Middle Eastern ones) take Friday off. Every Friday there is a Jumaa. The Imam gives a Khutba and anyone who attends it from the beginning is attending salat duhr. After the Khutba, they pray 2 rakaas for the duhr.Also, the Prophet pbuh prayed at the mosque on Fridays. Truthfully, a man should be praying all his prayers at the Masjid. That is including the Fajr.

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Of course, provided it is clean and free of distractions.

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Imam

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20 years

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is there any mosque in paderborn

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It is a tower where a crier calls Muslims to pray five times a day.

It is an essential part of the mosque structure that allows the announcement for prayer from a high location above ground to be heard by a wide surrounding. However, with the current availability of electricity and loud speakers, the practical use of minarets is confined to be just as mosque symbol, exactly as that of the church.

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Ya...sejarah masjid negeri sabah

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Wat the heck is a mosque i think u meant mosquito i dont know Wat are you talking about but i think that the mosque was on the right one.

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The al-Aqsa Mosque was at first a small prayer house built by the Rashidun caliph Umar. It was rebuilt and expanded by the Ummayad caliph Abd al-Malik and finished by his son al-Walid in 705 CE.

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-You can go and pray.

-there wont be a long walk.

-you can hear the Adhaan in you home.

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That probably refers to any talk unrelated of the purpose of the mosque - which is to worship God.