Daniel2300 Well-Known Member Joined Nov 28, 2023 Messages 161 Reactions 134 Age 55 Location Malaysia May 22, 2024 #1 Inside a mosque, what is that black square block?
Murph66 Well-Known Member Joined Apr 12, 2024 Messages 290 Reactions 458 Age 65 Location Cobh, Co Cork Republic of Ireland May 22, 2024 #2 The Tennis Court Sorry, no idea.
Cybernaut Well-Known Member Joined Jul 24, 2018 Messages 90 Reactions 71 Age 71 May 22, 2024 #3 I suspect it's a scaled down version of the Kaaba found at the main mosque in Mecca. Kaaba - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Reactions: Puck Acorn and bobmacd
I suspect it's a scaled down version of the Kaaba found at the main mosque in Mecca. Kaaba - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
sarahb Well-Known Member Premium Pilot Joined Mar 28, 2024 Messages 498 Reactions 542 Age 51 Location Yorba Linda, CA May 22, 2024 #4 Personally, I think it to be in poor taste to be flying over and hovering over a mosque.
GFields Moderator Staff Member Premium Pilot Joined Apr 7, 2018 Messages 8,894 Reactions 19,571 Location Birmingham, Alabama, USA Site digitalphotocreations.co May 22, 2024 #5 In many mosques this is adjoined to an open courtyard, called a sahn. Within the courtyard one often finds a fountain, its waters both a welcome respite in hot lands, and important for the ablutions (ritual cleansing) done before prayer. [Read more] Reactions: JimSteadman, Cybernaut and sarahb
In many mosques this is adjoined to an open courtyard, called a sahn. Within the courtyard one often finds a fountain, its waters both a welcome respite in hot lands, and important for the ablutions (ritual cleansing) done before prayer. [Read more]
Daniel2300 Well-Known Member Joined Nov 28, 2023 Messages 161 Reactions 134 Age 55 Location Malaysia May 27, 2024 #6 Mosque is for Muslims to worship their God, however, non-Muslims may visit during non worship time