Each of you can go back to your mosques, churches, cathedrals, synagogues, temples, cloisters, or wherever it is that you worship God, and say to your congregations that our God, by whichever name you call him, answers prayer.
There is no chance for voters to register their opposition to the theocratic system or tell the ayatollahs to go back to the mosques.
The day before we left Zaranj, I went back to the mosque to see if Mansour was still there.
They ran back to the mosque, only to realize, upon getting there, that Nabra wasn't with them.
Mr. Khoei wanted to bring him back to the mosque as an act of reconciliation, something that would certainly have established Mr. Khoei's authority in Najaf.
As the detainees were taken back to the mosque, the driver, who gave his name as Khadem, gave a hint of his thinking.
At 8am I went back to the mosque for the daily Qur'an lesson where I give classes on memorising the Qur'an.
One young man, who had loose white gauze packed onto his bloody ear, was screaming up at the windows, telling people to come back to the mosque, to keep protesting.
But let this worship be both Muslim and Christian," suggests Mustafa Akyol, a commentator.Paradoxically, thanks to Hami Yildirim, a deputy who on May 3rd submitted a draft law calling for the conversion back to a mosque, it may now not happen.
He said he could get me to Anjuna in his tuk-tuk for 400 rupees but wouldn't be driving, as he had to get back to the mosque for prayers.
They were walking back to their mosque from a McDonald's up the street, where they'd gone, after midnight prayers, for suhur, the predawn meal taken during Ramadan.
