masjid
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8.2
- noun
- /ˈmɑːʒɪd/
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mezquita
- Makram El-Amin, the imam of Masjid An-Nur, welcomed everyone to the service.
- Babri Masjid
- Masjid Malcolm Shabazz
- Shi'a Masjid
That's why you see a lot of older people rather than younger people in Masjid at Fudge time.
- That's why you see a lot of older people rather than younger people in Masjid at Fudge time.
- Maybe anybody who has done on, on a Masjid, they have destroyed, destroyed that Masjid and that is the wrong thing.
- But we need churches and and and and munders and and masjids and synagogues and we need them to behave non psychopathically.
Examples
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FIG. 3 -- The newly completed Jamia Masjid (mosque) in eastern Las Vegas attests to the growing diversity of faith in the city.
Academic text (2012) -
We come to the masjid to pray and reflect on our faith.
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But my dad goes to the masjid.
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What about all the work you do helping people at the masjid?
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A brother came with his friend to the masjid a little before iftar.
Blog text (13) -
His noble body was buried where he died in his Masjid in Madina
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That's why you see a lot of older people rather than younger people in Masjid at Fudge time.
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Thus Abu Bake declared in the Prophet's Masjid
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The elegant Dawoodi Bohra Shi'a Masjid in Northolt is hidden away in a London industrial estate.
Academic text (2003) -
During Ramadan, the community gathers at the masjid for nightly prayers.
Synonyms
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2.8
A building where Muslims pray, often with a tall tower called a minaret
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2.9
A building where people gather for prayer or religious services
A building where Muslims pray
A building where people meet for prayer or community events
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word masjid comes from the Arabic root s-j-d, which means 'to bow down'. A masjid is literally a 'place to bow down', so the name reminds us it is where Muslims go to bow and pray.