Friday Prayer, and Outside the Mosque.

Hi,




So if you that Muslims pray the glorious "Friday Prayer" you might know that thousands of people come to mosques that can hold them

Lemme tell you about what happends

Praying inside the mosque:
It's really, really cold inside of the mosque and it's perfect for praying, and while hearing the Imam's speech is more clear than the outside

Praying outside/behind:
In all mosques we have the "Minbar" where the Imam prayers and says the speech, outside nowdays there are speakers to we can hear what he's saying, however if you arrive very late and not bring a rug with you, you're doomed to either pray while standing on top of your shoes, or on the street (even behind the mosque) and enjoy the hotness of the concrete on a 50 Degree Celcius in 11:30 PM, that's if someone does gets a rug and places it sideways, if they don't, enjoy your forehead and nose burning.

 

Do you have pictures? Those would be awesome to see

 

That's kind of really offensive considering you enjoy seeing picture of us praying in the hot sun and burning?

 

I've been burnt by sun once...

And it feels good!

 

I've been to these a lot, but not all mosques have a lady's section.
It's usually the really big ones that do.

 

I don't see how?
I think he means of general praying, which tbh, I wouldn't mind seeing myself.

Most of us haven't seen/or experienced that before, and pictures can give a good insight of what it is actually like c:

 

Oh ok
You should google it, since bringing phones into most mosques is prohibited

 

Oh wow, that actually looks pretty cool.


Is it fun, in your opinion?
Maybe share some stories, if you want c:

 

I'm on my phone so later...

 

I went to my mosque today, and I had to go outside (Was my first time, because inside was full), I was burning like heck. We have carpets outside for us, though.

 

In our mosque even outside is full so we pray on the streets

 

One of the mosques has a really large capacity, but whenever a famous Imam comes, people have to pray outside.

 

If you think that's cool, you should see Mecca.

 

No, and I did not mean to offend. I just wanted to see a picture, as I was genuinely interested and not aware phones were not allowed. It actually looks very beautiful