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mihrab
This term refers to a specific architectural feature of Islamic prayer halls, serving as a visual and spiritual focal point. It is not merely a decorative alcove but a functional marker that aligns the entire congregation toward the qibla, ensuring the correct orientation for prayer.
As a specialized architectural term, it is used primarily in religious, historical, or art-historical contexts. It carries a connotation of sanctity and precision, representing the physical link between the local place of worship and the center of the Islamic faith in Mecca.
Meanings
Examples
The imam stood directly in front of the mihrab to lead the prayer.
Look at the intricate tile work decorating the mihrab.
The mihrab is positioned to point exactly toward Mecca.
I wonder if the original mihrab was made of marble.
The sunlight filtered through the window and illuminated the mihrab.
Every mosque has a mihrab to indicate the qibla direction.
The architect designed a grand mihrab with a pointed arch.