What is the diffrance between the mosque and the temple
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Key Difference: A Synagogue is a place where Jewish people worship God, known to them as Yaweh. A Temple is the place of worship for those belonging to a number of religions. ... Mosque or Masjid is the place of worship in Islam; it is where the Islamic people directly pray to Allah, known as salah.
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Temple -- It is a place of workship for the follower of numbers of religious.. It was derived from the Latin word, templum. It is a sacred place where the believers of a particular religion accept to be the abode of God. Visiting temple is to have the sight of God. Each different religion has their own different temple, pertaining to their own religion, such as a Hindu temple, a Jewish temple, a Buddist temple, a Jain temple, a pagan temple, etc. There are different methods of constructing the temples. The appearance, materials used in constructions and the story behind their construction, and many other things differ each other.
Mosque -- It is place of workship of Islam it is where the Islamic people directly pray to Allah, known as salah. The term ‘masjid’ can be translated into Arabic as “place of worship” or “prostration in prayer”. The prostration made to Allah is called as ‘sujood’. Each prayer is led by the Head of the Mosque, also known as an Imam. According to Islam, the whole world is considered as a Masjid, except for bathrooms and graveyards. The mosque or Masjid issues the prayer calls and the ‘namaz’ is given from the Mosque via speakers. Mosques are known for their elaborate domes, minarets, and prayer halls. In addition to praying, Masjid is also considered as a center for information, education, and dispute settlement.
Mosque -- It is place of workship of Islam it is where the Islamic people directly pray to Allah, known as salah. The term ‘masjid’ can be translated into Arabic as “place of worship” or “prostration in prayer”. The prostration made to Allah is called as ‘sujood’. Each prayer is led by the Head of the Mosque, also known as an Imam. According to Islam, the whole world is considered as a Masjid, except for bathrooms and graveyards. The mosque or Masjid issues the prayer calls and the ‘namaz’ is given from the Mosque via speakers. Mosques are known for their elaborate domes, minarets, and prayer halls. In addition to praying, Masjid is also considered as a center for information, education, and dispute settlement.
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