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masjid
This term is the Arabic word for mosque, used frequently by English speakers within Muslim communities to maintain a more precise cultural and linguistic connection to the faith. While mosque is the standard English translation, masjid specifically emphasizes the act of prostration, which is the central physical gesture of Islamic prayer.
In a social context, the word often carries a more intimate or communal connotation than the broader term mosque, which can sometimes refer to large, architectural landmarks. It is used in both formal religious discourse and casual daily conversation among practitioners of Islam.
Meanings
Examples
I need to find the nearest masjid for the afternoon prayer.
The architecture of the ancient masjid was breathtaking.
The architecture of the ancient masjid was breathtaking.
Let us meet in front of the masjid after the service.
The call to prayer echoed from the masjid minaret.
I wonder if the masjid is open for visitors today.
They donated a large sum of money to build a new masjid.
The silence inside the masjid felt peaceful and sacred.