How mosques differ
I can describe how mosques have common features but also differ.
How mosques differ
I can describe how mosques have common features but also differ.
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Key learning points
- There are a range of different mosques in the UK and around the world.
- Some parts of a mosque are sacred.
- There are similarities and differences between mosques.
Keywords
Minbar - a raised platform used by the imam to to the community
Minaret - a tower from where the call to prayer is often made
Mihrab - a niche set into the wall of a mosque to indicate the direction of Makkah
Dome - a rounded, often large roof on top of a mosque
Common misconception
All mosques will look the same and have features such as a dome.
Mosques may be purpose-built or adapted. They may have some features such as domes or not. All mosques will have a mihrab and minbar.
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