mosque 的定义
- a Muslim temple or place of public worship.
mosque 近义词
temple
更多mosque例句
- Although the elderly can still worship, police bar children from entering the mosque.
- Last year, his regime converted the historic Hagia Sophia monument that was serving as a museum into a mosque.
- Celebratory gunfire sounded over the mostly dark neighborhoods, a few horns blared from cars braving streets pocked with shell craters, and praise for God rang out from mosques around Gaza City.
- In internal posts obtained by BuzzFeed, Facebook reportedly said the mistake had been made by an artificial intelligence system that mistook posts mentioning the mosque for references to a banned terror group.
- The mosque in Jerusalem had been the site of recent Palestinian protests amid high communal tensions in the city.
- “Iran knows who lives in each and every house here,” one man in a Turbat mosque tells me.
- Riots broke out in 1994, after Iranian authorities replaced a Sunni mosque in Mashad with a development project.
- “Palmyra, Krac des Chevaliers, Afamia, the Umayyad Mosque—I took them everywhere,” he said, speaking to me in English.
- Similarly, we never failed to recognize our relatives or friends if we came across them in the mall or mosque.
- She then expressed her annoyance that the leader of the Oklahoma mosque where Nolan had worshipped refused to appear on her show.
- The building, a mosque-like structure of considerable size, was situated in the midst of a grove of mango trees.
- He entered the Mosque alone; his wives remaining seated in their carriages outside.
- It was a mosque that stood in a garden, bounded by a high and stout wall and protected by jungle and mud hovels.
- Among the other buildings, the Mosque Aurang Zeb is most worthy of the notice of travellers.
- Fattipoor Sikri stands upon a hill; the fortress walls, the mosque, and other buildings can therefore be seen from a distance.