Sacred buildings — Mosques
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In the second of our sacred buildings series, explore the architecture and rich history of mosques
Mosques are wonderful examples of historic and cultural architecture
Muslims perform salat (prayer) five times each day and so Islamic daily life is heavily intertwined with the local mosque. With their soaring minarets, vast domes and awe-inspiring decorations, mosques are not only significant for religious purposes, but also for the world of art and architecture.
Published 25 February 2008
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Related resources
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The Prophet’s Mosque in Medina – poster
Key stage 2
More info- Use to teach:
- History
- Religious Education
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on 5 March 2014oop
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Eema
on 11 August 2013Thanks a lot
it helped me in my booklet (social studies)
and i git full marks thanks a lot. :)5 out of 5 -
Jos
on 21 May 2013My Opinion - Thanks
Very good site, helps a lot but a labelled diagram of a mosque would be beneficial.
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Kym
on 1 October 2012Thanks
Im 12 and we had to do a guide for a mosque and all I could find was really annoying adverts and stuff and I used this site for all my facts and miss said that mine was one of the best quides in the year he he thanks a bunch
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Tom
on 5 May 2012Great
I thought it was great it really helped me with my homework :D
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soph
on 1 February 2010very good
thiis website is very good it helped me alot with a project maybe a bit more info about the mosque in genrail but it was a good page thanks :)
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on 29 March 2017
Love it!
I did a scratch project on the Mosque for HW this was really helpful! 5 STARS!