Is a Muslim place of worship called a longhouse?

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The Muslim place of communal worship is the Mosque.

AL2006 · Answer

A Muslim place of worship is called a mosque, also known as 'masjid' in Arabic, which means 'place of prostration.' Unlike a longhouse, which is a type of dwelling used by some Indigenous cultures, a mosque serves as a communal space for prayer and community gatherings. Essentially, mosques are integral to Islamic life, providing a place for worship, unity, and cultural expression. 
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Is a Muslim place of worship called a longhouse?

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