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Islam has mosques (not temples); the most famous three of them are:
- The Grand Mosque (or AlMasjid AlHaram) that is surrounding Kaaba in Makkah (or Mecca) in Saudi Arabia
- The Prophet Mosque (or AlMasjid AlNabawi) in AlMadinah (or Medina) in Saudi Arabia.
- AlAqsa Mosque (or AlMasjid AlAqsa) in East Jerusalem in the Palestinian Territories.
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Is Islam practiced in temples?
Islam is not pracitced in temples. In fact no religion is practiced in a building. Temple is the place of worship of Hindus. Muslims pray in mosque.
What is the name of Islam temples?
a Mosque, or in Arabic: Masjid
What was the reason mahmud of ghazna destroyed many buddhists temples?
he wanted to force India to convert to Islam
Which Mughal leader desecrated Hindu temples and forced people to convert to Islam?
Aurangzeb was responsible for this.
How is the impact of Islam still visible today?
at khajuraho,example of temples art are still found today
What is the religion with the most churches and temples in the world?
It would most probably Islam, because Islam has around more than 10 Mosques in just one Small Village.
Were there any temples made for Hera?
no
Did King Tutankhamun have any temples?
no
Does Islam observe any holy festivals?
are there any festivals in Islam Sikhism and Buddhism
Have any rule in Islam to respect any one by touching his or her leg?
Nothing in Islam rules this.
What religon is same as Islam?
there is no religion that is the same as islam! Islam is a complete religion no offence is meant to any other person in any other religion!
This Mughal leader desecrated Hindu temples and forced people to convert to Islam.?
The Mughal leader known for desecrating Hindu temples and forcing conversions to Islam was Aurangzeb, who ruled from 1658 to 1707. His policies, which included the re-imposition of the jizya tax on non-Muslims and the destruction of several temples, were seen as a departure from the more tolerant approaches of his predecessors. Aurangzeb's reign is often marked by religious intolerance and conflict, contributing to significant strife between different communities in India during and after his rule.
