Assalamu Alaikum dear readers. Wishing you peace, today I come to you with a steem atlas post. The Steem Atlas project is being discussed a lot as a great project. I would be happy to pin a mosque on the Steem Atlas map today.
View from outside the mosque A mosque is a holy place. Muslims worship Allah here. Muslim believers prostrate to Allah inside the mosque to please Allah. This mosque is known as Ananda Bazar Jame Mosque. This mosque has two towers and many Muslims can pray here at the same time. This picture shows an exterior view of the mosque from the outside. The color of this mosque is sky blue. |
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The ablution room of the mosque After entering the mosque, I saw a large ablution area. Upon entering this ablution facility, I saw many benches to sit on. I saw thirty places for ablution here. Up to 30 people can perform ablution at the same time on one bench. I was fresh here. I went to this mosque to pray Asr. There is a water supply for ablution, and praying people can achieve purity through it. |
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Mosque toilets and urinals. There is a toilet room here for those staying in the mosque. Here I saw four small rooms for toilets and 10 places for urinating. I urinated here before preparing for prayer. There was a very nice, clean environment here. Since there is a toilet for the mosque, people have been hired to maintain it. That's why the mosque's toilets are always kept clean. I then performed ablution and entered the mosque. |
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Entrance door to the mosque  After performing ablution, I headed towards the mosque. The door of the mosque is made of wood and it is very sturdy. It is colored brown, which is nice to look at. In this picture you can see a door about eight feet by four feet. A glass layer has been used after opening the door to ensure that the AC inside works properly. Glass has been used to enclose the AC air. |
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The throne of the mosque You can see a large throne in this picture. This throne was made for the imam of the mosque. The mosque's imam climbs here every Friday to deliver Islamic speeches and sermons. The throne of this mosque was made of wood and had some designs on it. It is made with carved designs and three staircases. |
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Mosque prayer times In this picture you can see a large electric clock. It is a digital clock and it runs on direct AC current. This clock recently shows the time and the specific schedule for prayers. Separate times have been set for the five daily prayers at the mosque. Here, Fajr begins at 5:10 a.m., and there are separate times for Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. This clock will let you know about prayer times. |
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Annual calendar for prayers In this picture you see a calendar.This calendar mentions prayer times for a year. By looking at this calendar, different prayers are offered at different times. The prayers vary depending on the length of the day. This calendar has an annual schedule for which prayers will be performed in which month and at which time. This calendar helps you understand the difference in daily prayers. |
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Google location :- https://maps.app.goo.gl/tUSPUNMFLzWU3Fcy8
Atlas Pin :- [//]:# (!steematlas 24.268404 lat 89.819907 long Anonda Bazar Mosque d3scr)
A mosque is a holy place. Muslims worship Allah here. Muslim believers prostrate to Allah inside the mosque to please Allah. This mosque is known as Ananda Bazar Jame Mosque. This mosque has two towers and many Muslims can pray here at the same time. This picture shows an exterior view of the mosque from the outside. The color of this mosque is sky blue.
After entering the mosque, I saw a large ablution area. Upon entering this ablution facility, I saw many benches to sit on. I saw thirty places for ablution here. Up to 30 people can perform ablution at the same time on one bench. I was fresh here. I went to this mosque to pray Asr. There is a water supply for ablution, and praying people can achieve purity through it.
There is a toilet room here for those staying in the mosque. Here I saw four small rooms for toilets and 10 places for urinating. I urinated here before preparing for prayer. There was a very nice, clean environment here. Since there is a toilet for the mosque, people have been hired to maintain it. That's why the mosque's toilets are always kept clean. I then performed ablution and entered the mosque.
After performing ablution, I headed towards the mosque. The door of the mosque is made of wood and it is very sturdy. It is colored brown, which is nice to look at. In this picture you can see a door about eight feet by four feet. A glass layer has been used after opening the door to ensure that the AC inside works properly. Glass has been used to enclose the AC air.
You can see a large throne in this picture. This throne was made for the imam of the mosque. The mosque's imam climbs here every Friday to deliver Islamic speeches and sermons. The throne of this mosque was made of wood and had some designs on it. It is made with carved designs and three staircases.
In this picture you can see a large electric clock. It is a digital clock and it runs on direct AC current. This clock recently shows the time and the specific schedule for prayers. Separate times have been set for the five daily prayers at the mosque. Here, Fajr begins at 5:10 a.m., and there are separate times for Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. This clock will let you know about prayer times.
In this picture you see a calendar.This calendar mentions prayer times for a year. By looking at this calendar, different prayers are offered at different times. The prayers vary depending on the length of the day. This calendar has an annual schedule for which prayers will be performed in which month and at which time. This calendar helps you understand the difference in daily prayers.
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