Use of masjid in Sentences. 17 Examples
The examples include masjid at the start of sentence, masjid at the end of sentence and masjid in the middle of sentence
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masjid at the start of sentence
- Masjid Kampong Sungai Keun Mosque in Brunei is made of white marble and gold.
masjid at the end of sentence
- In front of a packed masjid.
- We invite them to the masjid.
- It refers to its Arabic name – masjid.
masjid in the middle of sentence
- So I went to the dinner at the masjid and that feeling all came back to me.
- That the BJP was involved in the demolition of the Babri masjid was never in doubt.
- The Shah Faisal masjid in the capital of Pakistan is one of the largest mosques in the world.
- " The first mosque built was the " Kaaba , " in Mecca, which resides inside of the the masjid al-Haram.
- It is dominated by the grand bazaar of Chandni Chowk and by the Jama masjid which is the largest mosque in India.
- Minareted masjid converts a moderate percentage of the region to Islam, improves happiness, and allows the Imam agent.
- More than 300 mourners attended Ms Soliman's funeral last weekend, which was held at the Jamia masjid mosque in Reading.
- Some reckon the government is unlikely to prosecute any politicians over the Babri masjid incident, lest the Hindu right make martyrs of them.
- Mosque doesn't sound much like masjid, and though we can use bedouin in the singular, it is in fact taken from bidwan, a plural form of bedawi.
- Shadullah replied, "Yes, release them, and we, the Muslims who live in India, should not be harassed . . . Things like demolition of Babri masjid and killings should stop."
- Muslims from the Seoul metropolitan area are flocking into the Seoul Central masjid in Hannam-dong, central Seoul, to offer prayer for Ramadan, which started early this month.
- Muslims perform their ablutions in the inner courtyard of the 17th century Jama masjid mosque in New Delhi, India, before early morning Eid al-Adha prayers on November 7, 2011.
- The masjid Manhattan, frequented now particularly by cab drivers and other West African and South Asian immigrants, has been in operation in a small space on Warren Street since 1970.
