Jumma
- proper noun
- Every Friday, Muslims gather at the mosque for Jumma prayers.
Examples
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Every Friday, I attend the Jumma prayer at the mosque.
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The Jumma people have a rich cultural heritage in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
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He invited his friends to join him for Jumma at the local mosque.
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The Jumma gathering is an important event for our community.
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Every Friday, Muslims gather at the mosque for Jumma prayers.
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He invited his friends to join him for Jumma at the local mosque.
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The Jumma people have a rich cultural heritage in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jumma comes from the Arabic Jumu'ah, meaning 'gathering', and so it names the Friday group prayer in Islam; the same spelling Jumma is also used in English for an indigenous people in Bangladesh, which is a local community name.