Jumma
- proper noun
- Shops often close early on Jumma in some countries to allow for prayer.
Examples
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We had a special family meal after Jumma prayers at the mosque.
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Many Muslims gather for prayers on Jumma every week.
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Today is Jumma.
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We gather for prayers every Jumma.
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Many Muslims gather for prayers on Jumma every week.
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Shops often close early on Jumma to accommodate communal prayers.
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We enjoy a special family meal after Jumma prayers at the mosque.
Synonyms
A weekly day for rest and religious activities, for example Saturday or Sunday
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jumma comes from the Arabic Jumu'ah, which means 'gathering' and refers to the special Muslim day of communal prayer on 'Friday'. So, Jumma is the name for the day when people come together to pray.