2. Mosque is one of the types of Islamic architectural groups. It is a central place for Muslims to hold worship, religious courses, religious education and missionary activities. Also known as temple worship. It is a free translation of Arabic "Mesjid" (that is, place of worship). The Koran says, "All mosques belong to God, so you should pray to God, not to anything". China was called "Tang", "Auditorium", "Chapel" and "Chapel" in Tang and Song Dynasties, and was called "Dian", "Hui Hui Tang" and "Hall of Worship" after Yuan Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Islam was called "Puritanism", so the "Auditorium" was renamed "Mosque", which has been in use ever since. Muslims of Hui, Dongxiang, Baoan, Salar and other ethnic groups in the northwest of China still use the original names of "kevin mckidd" or "Jama'at" (Temple Square).
3. Mosque The earliest place for Muslims to worship in the world is the former residence of Prophet Muhammad in Medina. At that time, Muhammad led Muslims to worship here. There is only a small house in the middle, which is Muhammad's residence. On one side of the yard, a row of columns made of date palms stands. Between the column and the wall, there is a gazebo made of date palm leaves. Muslims can worship in the shade of a gazebo to prevent the sun from exposure. Muhammad stood. Mosques in the future will be built in this way. The first mosque in the world is the Kuba Mosque in Mecca. It is said that it was built in four days under the leadership of Muhammad himself. According to the Koran, this mosque is "a mosque based on piety from the first day".