Sentences with phrase «prayer space»
It's not a mosque — it's an Islamic community center that will include a basketball court, a culinary school and two floors of prayer space.
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The new prayer space will be to the right of the bridge.
Within that space, the source said, 10,000 square feet - just more than 8 percent - would be designated for the Muslim prayer space.
Developer Sharif El - Gamal said Tuesday that the need for the center was driven by a lack of prayer spaces for Muslims in the areas.
This included Youth Alpha, Youth for Christ, Prayer Spaces In Schools and numerous other organisations that assist with religious education or corporate worship.
The developer is considering the possibility of an interfaith education / meditation / prayer space as well, the source said.
Rauf's hunt for a bigger prayer space is a reminder that, for all the uproar unleashed by his proposed 13 - story Islamic center, the project is largely about a clergyman and his congregation.
«There will be separate prayer spaces for Muslims, Christians, Jews and men and women of other faiths,» he wrote.
The future egalitarian prayer space will be built here, replacing a temporary platform and reaching all the way to the Wall.
Webber Academy argued that «the provision of prayer space» is beyond the scope of s. 4 of the Act and, in any event, there was no differential treatment of the Students as compared to other students.
Thursday's Ramadan dinner, called an iftar, featured a call to prayer, during which the dining room at the ambassador's residence was turned into a Muslim prayer space, the embassy said.
First, the facts: The Cordoba Institute, led by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf and his wife Daisy Khan, plans to build an Islamic community center with a prayer space included, in Lower Manhattan, two blocks from the site of the World Trade Center murderously destroyed on 9/11/01.
The dark chamber is home to Timur Si - Qin's New Peace (2016), a prayer space and video installation.
Webber Academy argued that prayer space was not something «customarily» offered.