An organization established in 1978 by representatives of the Muslim World League to oversee mosques in the United States, later consolidated with its Canadian counterpart to form the Continental Council of Masajid of North America.
The design, evolution, and cultural significance of Islamic architecture with a focus on mosques and ancillary structures.
An international body established for coordination of missionary activities and standardization of Islamic jurisprudence.
Explore the significance, history, and meaning of Baitu 'l-Haram, also known as the Sacred House, which refers to the Meccan mosque, Masjidu 'l-Haram.
Explore the significance of Qubāʾ (قباء), its historical context, and religious importance in Islam. Learn about the events that took place here, including the foundation of the first mosque by Prophet Muḥammad.
Discover the historical significance and etymological roots of Bābu ʾn-Nisāʾ, the 'Women’s Gate,' and its importance in the life of Prophet Muhammad and early Islamic architecture.
Explore the historical, religious, and architectural significance of Masjidu ʾN-Nabī, also known as The Prophet’s Mosque, in Madinah. Understand its role in Islam and its evolution through various historical periods.
Learn about Masjidu ʾL-K͟HAIF in Mina, its historical and religious significance, etymology, and cultural practices associated with it. Understand its role in Islamic tradition and pilgrimage.
Explore the concept of 'Parish' in relation to mosques in cities and villages, highlighting the responsibilities of the Imam, the ceremonial roles, and the financial aspects tied to the services.
