Masjid Jumu'ah

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the Masjid Jumu'ah, or Friday Mosque, is the primary Mosque of an Islamic city. This mosque is typically built to hold the entire populations of Muslims living in that city.

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• Djuma Mosque - Located in Khiva, Uzbekistan [1]
• Friday Mosque of Azerbaijan - Located in Azerbaijan [2]
• Friday Mosque of Balkh - located in Balkh, Iran
• Friday Mosque of Fahraj - Located in Yazd, Iran [3]
• Friday Mosque of Herat - Located in Herat, Afghanistan [4]
• Friday Mosque of Isfahan - Located in Isfahan, Iran [5]
• Jama Masjid - Located in Old Delhi, India
• Masjid Jamek - Located in Malaysia - [6]

[edit] See also

• Mosque
• Jumu'ah
• Salat