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Also known as Mosque, masjid, Masjid, Jamia

Islamitisch gebedshuis

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A mosque is a building where Muslims gather to pray and practice their faith. It holds significant spiritual importance in Islam, with some mosques—like the Prophet's Mosque in Medina—considered especially holy and meaningful to Muslim communities worldwide.

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Subclass of: architectural structure
Has part: Qubba
Religion: Islam
Image: Edited Great Mosque of Mecca1 5-2019-ccsa4.0 (cropped).jpg

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P11012: Horatio Bisbee, Jr.
exact match: wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu/wn31/103746689-n
OpenStreetMap tag: building=mosque
facet of: Islamic architecture
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Commons category: Mosques
equivalent class: schema.org/Mosque
Unicode character: 🕌
Commons gallery: Mosque
topic has template: Template:Infobox mosque
described by source: New International Encyclopedia

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Een moskee (Arabisch: مسجد, masdjid vaak ook gespeld als masjid = plaats van nederwerping) is een gebedshuis binnen de islam. Het huis naast het huis van Mohammed in Medina wordt als de eerste moskee beschouwd. In een moskee vinden religieuze bijeenkomsten plaats.

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