This blog has been created for the students of Secondary Education of IES J.M. El Empecinado, in Aranda de Duero, Burgos. The blog is used as a tool to help us understand concepts, processes, related to Geography and History in English.
Thursday, 17 November 2016
unit 2: Settlements
Etiquetas:
3º ESO,
rural,
settlements,
urban
Parts of a mosque
Here you have a picture of a mosque. It contains the different parts.
Quibla wall: in English Qibla wall, is the wall towards Mulisms face when they are praying
Mihrab: is a special room in the Qibla wall where a Koran is kept.
Minaret: the tower from which the muezzin calls for praying (Remember that Muslims must pray five times a day).
Courtyard or patio: is the transition space between the outside and the inside. There you can find the fountain for ablution, where muslims purify themselves before going to pray inside.
Sala de Oración: in English is Prayer room, and is a large space usually covered with columns (as for example, in Cordoba Mosque).
Mimbar: is a a kind of pulpit in the mosque where the imam (prayer leader) delivers sermons.
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