We already discuss some essential parts of a Mosque such as Prayer hall, Minaret, Dome and prayer rugs or carpets. Now we will discuss some other parts of the Mosque. Mihrab : The mihrab is an elaborate, semi-round space in the mass of the petition room of a mosque that denotes the course of the qiblah—the heading confronting Mecca which Muslims face during worship. Mihrabs fluctuate in estimate and shading, however, they are normally formed like an entryway and finished with mosaic tiles and calligraphy to make space stick out. Ablution Area : Ablutions (custom washing or wudu) are a piece of the planning for Muslim prayer. Once in awhile.
