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Discover LudwigThe sentence 'go to mosque' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about going to a mosque for religious services or activities, such as prayers. For example, "I go to mosque every Friday for prayers."
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People who go to mosque, they learn good things.
"I tell them: 'People who go to mosque – don't worry about them.
"For me, it's such an uphill battle just to get my parents to allow me to go to mosque.
He described his brother as a devout Muslim who would go to mosque for prayers with their father every day at 4 a.m.
Eihab jumped in: "And he buys me toys!" The family maintains Muslim dietary restrictions and observes the Ramadan fast, but does not regularly go to mosque.
"Ali wrote that a Muslim can have a long beard or a short one, can go to mosque or not, can wear a burka or not, and still be a good Muslim.
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He had stopped going to mosque.
We were the same, except he went to temple and I went to mosque".
"He goes to mosque in the palace with 10 foreigners standing around him".
He went to mosque before dawn every day, and again every night, for last prayers.
By last year, she was going to mosque several times a week, and her life, by her own admission, was narrowing.
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