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2. Islam
2.10 The Role of the Mosque
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Who leads the congregation in prayer at a mosque?
Imam
Mosques offer Islamic education classes for adults and
children
Match the function of the mosque with its description:
Prayer ↔️ Dedicated space for daily prayers
Community Center ↔️ Hosts social and religious gatherings
Education ↔️ Offers classes on Islamic teachings
Social Services ↔️ Provides charity and counseling
What is the role of congregational prayers in a mosque?
Enhance community cohesion
What are some key ways mosques facilitate religious education?
Quran study, Islamic teachings
Mosques are where Muslims gather to perform their
five
daily prayers.
True
Arrange the main functions of a mosque in order of importance:
1️⃣ Dedicated space for daily prayers
2️⃣ Community center for social events
3️⃣ Leadership center with an Imam
4️⃣ Education in Islamic principles
What type of guidance does the Imam provide at the mosque?
Spiritual guidance
Mosques are where Muslims gather to perform their five daily
prayers
Match the function of the mosque with its description:
Prayer ↔️ Provides space for daily prayers
Community Center ↔️ Hosts social and religious events
Leadership Center ↔️ Houses the Imam for guidance
What is the primary purpose of a mosque in Islam?
Worship
The Imam at the mosque oversees community affairs and provides religious
guidance
Match the feature of prayer with its description:
Individual Prayer ↔️ Personal worship and devotion
Mosque Prayer ↔️ Social unity and communal blessings
Mosques ensure the transmission of
Islamic
knowledge to future generations.
True
Mosques are led by an
Imam
Which congregational prayer is considered more meritorious in Islam?
Jumu'ah
How do mosques contribute to community building?
Hosting interfaith dialogues
Mosques
serve as community centers for social events and educational classes.
True
What is the Friday congregational prayer called in Islam?
Jumu'ah
Mosques often feature domes, minarets, and a
mihrab
Mosques offer social services like
charity
and interfaith dialogues.
True
Individual prayers can only be performed in a dedicated space like a mosque.
False
A mosque is the primary place of worship for
Muslims
Match the architectural feature of a mosque with its description:
Dome ↔️ A rounded structure often atop the mosque
Minaret ↔️ A tall tower used for the call to prayer
Mihrab ↔️ A niche in the wall indicating the direction of prayer
Mosques offer classes for both children and adults to study the
Quran
Mosque architecture symbolizes Islamic identity and history, promoting cultural
preservation
What is a mosque in Islam?
Place of worship
Mosques often have distinctive architectural features like domes, minarets, and a prayer
niche
Mosques organize
interfaith
dialogues and offer charity to those in need.
True
What is the Friday congregational prayer called in Islam?
Jumu'ah
Prayers led by the Imam at the mosque enhance the spiritual
experience
Mosques offer classes for children and adults to study and learn the
Quran
What role do mosques play as community centers?
Hosting social events
Performing prayers at the mosque enhances
community cohesion
and spiritual devotion.
True
The mosque is the central institution in
Muslim
communities.
True
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