mosque
mezquita
definition
noun
The Imams in our mosques give sermons on so many issues, but never touch upon this topic of dowry.
a Muslim place of worship.
translation of 'mosque'
noun
mezquita
example
One of the best shots in the film is of a church spire which pans up to reveal the minaret of the 'mosque' just behind.
There is no suggestion that the 'mosque' 's imams are preaching anything other than peace.
In early January he was seen praying at the city's new 'mosque' during the Muslim festival of Eid.
After the classical period the temple was converted first to a church and then a 'mosque' .
Just as Zacarias was reciting verses of the Koran in French, the imam walked into the 'mosque' .
Mohammed went to the 'mosque' with an older cousin, probably out of curiosity.
Yusef called the faithful to prayer five times a day as the muezzin of the 'mosque' .
One day the priest asked Mohammed if he might accompany him to the 'mosque' to see what it was like there.
The surrounding area is full of 'mosques' and its residents number many devout Muslims.
In different cities racist thugs have attacked 'mosques' and Islamic schools.
The Imams in our 'mosques' give sermons on so many issues, but never touch upon this topic of dowry.
The Cathedrals do bear a remarkable resemblance to the 'mosques' of Islam.
The town has a small Middle-Eastern community, but no 'mosques' or an Islamic centre.
From the top, we can see 'mosques' , churches and synagogues and graveyard after graveyard.
This is the view of most of the imams preaching in the 'mosques' in the West.
'Mosques' are full to overflowing and new mosques are being built to meet the demand.
Religion was being increasingly confined to the 'mosques' and Islamic university.
Schools, churches, 'mosques' , offices and ordinary homes are crammed with refugees.
There are new 'mosques' , Islamic schools and Quranic centres from Brisbane to Perth.
Everywhere I go in Beirut, churches and 'mosques' are being built, often alongside each other.
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