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Mosque, also known as worship temple, is a place for Islamic believers to worship. The root of this word is "crawl" because Muslims need to crawl during worship.

Mosque is one of the types of Islamic architectural groups, and it is the central place for Muslims to hold worship, religious classes, religious education and missionary activities. Also known as worship temple, it is a free translation of Arabic "Mesjid".

The Koran says, "All mosques belong to God, so you should pray to God, not to anything". China was called Tang, Auditorium, Chapel and Chapel in the Tang and Song Dynasties, Temple, Huihuitang and Chapel after the Yuan Dynasty, and Islam was called Puritanism in the Ming Dynasty.

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Mosques are closely related to Muslim life, and their functions are shown in the following aspects:

1, religious activity center: daily "five o'clock worship", weekly gathering ceremony, twice a year "meeting ceremony", all held in mosques. Religious festivals, such as the prophet's birthday, are celebrated in mosques. The naming of the baby at birth and the funeral of the deceased will also be held in the temple, and the imam will be invited to preside over it.

2. A center suitable for teaching: Since the Prophet Muhammad first delivered a missionary speech at the Medina Mosque, the mosque has become a place suitable for teaching. Since then, the publicity has become customized through the way of "calling pictures" (speaking) on the weekly "gathering ceremony" and the twice-yearly "meeting ceremony".

3. Religious education centers: During the Umayyad dynasty, mosques all over the country began to attach schools to teach the Koran. During the Abbas dynasty, many famous mosques were also home to famous universities of the same name, such as Azhar University in Egypt, Al Ain University in Karaoui in Fez, Morocco and Zatuna University in Tunisia.