As an Islamic settlement grows in size, the need to build a Masjid capable of housing larger congregations also grows enough to make it a mandatory construction. Literally translating to mean “Place of prostration”, the lack of chairs makes a Masjid appear relatively Spartan compared to a Christian church, but their absence fills its chambers with a profound sense of spiritual calm.
當伊斯蘭城邑發展時,修建更大宗教建築以供諸多穆斯林禮拜成為當務之急。禮拜堂原意為"俯臥之處",故而不設任何椅凳,令其與基督教堂相比更具苦修色彩,但空曠教堂內卻充滿靈魂的靜謐。 |