majids around the world - part A

A ​ (a)   is a place of worship and remembrance of​ (b)   .

​ (c)   means more than one masjid

• masjid
• Allah
• Masajid
• Temples
• church
• Yahweh
• shrine
• Monasteries

what is masjid?

• A type of clothing
• A place of worship and remembrance of Allah

• A type of food
• A type of vehicle

A masjid usually has mihrab,

A mihrab is the place where the ​ (a)   stands and lead ​ (b)   s in the Prayer.

• imam
• rabbi
• priest
• Muslim

what is minbar?

• Minbar is a place where the imam stands to deliver his Khutbah

• Minbar is a type of traditional dance.
• Minbar is a type of exotic fruit.
• Minbar is a type of musical instrument.

what is manarah?

• A manarah is a type of fruit.
• A manarah is a type of musical instrument.
• A manarah is a type of clothing.
• A manarah is a type of lighthouse or beacon.

Masajid have​ (a)   , which are called a ​ (b)   or manarah, or minaret, In many Muslim countries, the ​ (c)   is called from the top of minarets

• mi'thanah
• long towers
• athan
• mosques
• dome
• prayer call
• courtyards
• prayer hall

Every masjid has an area for ​ (a)   , where people clean themselves.

• wudoo'
• prayer
• ablution

what is musalla?

• A designated place for Muslims to pray
• A type of musical instrument
• A type of traditional dance
• A type of food dish

The biggest part of the masjid is the prayer hall, or ​ (a)   ,

People there stand in lines behind the ​ (b)   . Inside the prayer hall, you find bookracks with ​ (c)   on them.

• musalla
• imam
• Qur'ans
• mihrab
• minbar
• prayer mats
• ablution area
• calligraphy

What is qubbah?

• A dome-shaped structure used in Islamic architecture.
• A triangular-shaped structure used in Islamic architecture.
• A dish made with fermented soybeans in East Asia.
• A type of traditional dance in South America.