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masjid::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | musjid |
| Type of | place of worship, house of prayer, house of worship, house of god |
Examples of masjid
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This city is famous of historic places i.e. Badshahi masjid, Minar-e-Pakistan.
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Masjid Al-Islam in Nashville is a congregation of mostly African-American converts.
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Masjid al-Qiblatain is another mosque also historically important to Muslims.
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Practically every masjid at the Cape in the 19th century faced this problem.
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One of the oldest masjid in Kerala, the mosque was built by an Labba family.
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Masjid Al-Mawaddah, the twenty-third MBMF mosque, was officially opened in May 2009.
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Iltutmish completed the tower and extended the Jami Masjid, the main masjid in Dehli.
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Much of his time he spent in the masjid, engaged in worship, in learning and in teaching.
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On this piece of land, a masjid, 20 rooms and a big compound was built.
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- (Islam) a Muslim place of worship
- A Muslim house of worship corresponding to a church or synagogue; a mosque
- A place of worship and salat. The life of the early Muslims used to revolve around the masjid. Meetings would be held there, discussions would take place there. It is called a 'mosque' in English.
- A mosque without a minbar. The Friday Service cannot take place in a masjid due to the absence of a minbar.
- The place of worship and prayer. Also called "Mosque".
- This is a Muslim term for a mosque -- a house of worship.
- India/Middle East/North Afica A mosque.
- [Arabic] mosque (lit., place of prostration)
- Prayer hall: Small neighbourhood mosque where only the five daily prayers can be done
