Masjid E Dalalan

Abdullah Ansari 53 months ago

Masjid Dalalaan is the centre (markaz) of tableeg o islah for city fatehpur. The name Dalalaan is the plural of Dallaan mean varandah, because of its initial structure was like varandas. Many people mispronounced it masjid of dalalo means mosque of trader. It has been rebuilt in 2018 very nicely and beautifully and have almost basic amenities requires i side mosque and for its neighborhood.
Masjed or game’e are the words for mosque in Arabic, the places where Muslims pray and worship God. Mosques are very sacred to Muslims, and they commit themselves to keeping them clean and being respectful in and around them at all times. Mosques can be found everywhere in Islamic countries, from the Middle East to Southeast Asia. In terms of their architecture and history, mosques make very appealing tourist attractions. Here’s what you need to know if visiting a mosque in the Middle East, where the rules may be a bit more strict.

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul | Flickr
Do inform yourself about the meaning of mosques
Muslims believe that every mosque is a house of God. In these houses they pray, read the Holy Qur’an, take lessons about Islam, tell morals from the stories of the prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) and ask about each others’ wellbeing. Muslims work together to keep the mosque clean, ensure that it has a good scent, and that it is regularly repaired. So, visitors must understand the importance of mosques and the sincere meaning they occupy in the hearts of Muslims, and respect that.

Do take off your shoes before you enter
Muslims take off their shoes every time they enter a mosque. They expect visitors to follow their lead and show the same respect when they enter a mosque.

Leave shoes outside
Leave shoes outside | Flickr
Women: Please do cover your hair
Muslim women cover up during prayer. Their traditional dress covers their hair and is wide, non-transparent, and long sleeved. It is respectful of non-Muslim women to also wear hijab, a scarf that covers their heads, when visiting a mosque.

Women dressed to enter a mosque
Women dressed to enter a mosque | Flickr
Do wear proper clothes
As mosques are sacred, it is not appropriate for either men or women to wear short clothes that show much skin. Long trousers and shirts or t-shirts are suitable for men, and maxi long-sleeved dresses, skirts and blouses or trousers and long-sleeved shirts with a headscarf are suitable for women.
Do turn off your mobile
As Muslims go to mosques to worship God, there must be nothing that interrupts their practice. It is very disturbing to hear a phone ringing, or someone talking on the phone. So, Muslims and visitors must switch off their phones or put them on silent mode before entering a mosque.

Don’t leave any rubbish inside the mosque
Before you leave a mosque, make sure you didn’t leave any personal belongings behind. More importantly, make sure that you left it as clean as it was, and that there is no rubbish left behind.

Don’t let your kids run or play inside the mosque
Kids are welcome inside mosques. They can join their parents while praying, or simply touring. Nevertheless, parents must make sure to inform their kids about appropriate manners inside mosques. They are not to make loud noises, run around or scream, as it disturbs Muslims and interrupts their worship. They also need to make sure that they leave it clean and neat.

Sibgat Ayaan 53 months ago

Best Mosque with 4 plant ac .. and staffs are good very nice mosque in fatehpur

Arshad Jamil 65 months ago

MashaaAllah Now this masjid has been renovated and well facilitate to offer Namaz in the heart of the market