CineAtlas 60 | Week 5 – Movement Scene | Grand Mosque Courtyard
Today's challenge is a moment scene I am performing. I went to a famous mosque in my area, which is our religious mosque, called the Zarghuni Masjid. It is a famous mosque in Peshawar. I visited it, and I also performed the Asr prayer there. And you can see in the picture how beautiful the scenery is. Everything has its own place—wudu has its own place, shoes have their own place, and praying has its own place. You can see, my friends.
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Location
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| Google link | https://maps.app.goo.gl/hz1zqndCbamqcL4N9 |
| Steem Atlas | [//]:# (!steematlas 33.97144904 lat 71.43857317 long Zarghoni Masjid d3scr) |
- I visited this mosque, and I read about it in an article, which made me feel really good. This mosque, the Zarghuni Mosque, is a famous mosque in our area. The mosque is well-known by the name Zarghuni, and a lot of people come here from many places. It is very old; at least it is an 80-year-old mosque. So, I will share with you its every part—like where people pray, its beauty, its seating area, the pools, and everything, Mashallah.
I personally observed:
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| Flowers in Mosque |  |
| People are offering prayers |  |
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So, I have shared with you the different parts of the mosque as well as the shoes area, and the place for worship. You can see, Mashallah, it has been beautifully designed by a good engineer. You can see a nice design, and in this way, the mosque looks beautiful. In Pakistan, this Zarghuni Mosque is the most famous in Peshawar. That is why I chose it, and I came here.
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You can see that I also took a selfie here, and I showed you the entrance gate as well. There is also a verse from the Quran written there. Along with that, there is a clock which shows the prayer timings—indicating when each prayer should be offered.
Then, in the third picture, I showed you the interior of the mosque. Right now, the mosque is mostly empty because the prayer has already been offered. It is the time between Asr and Maghrib, so some people are still present while others have already left.
In one of the pictures, you can also see chairs. These are mostly used by elderly people or those who have difficulty standing; they sit on the chairs to offer prayers, recite the Quran, or do remembrance (zikr).
I really liked this place because the environment is very peaceful and pleasant. The facilities are also good, and there is proper ventilation. The design of the mosque gives a sense of calm and comfort—Mashallah, it is beautifully made.
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In the next picture, I am showing you how beautiful the mosque is, how the flowers are placed around it, and how it looks so lovely. In the second picture, you can see how many people there are in this mosque, offering their prayers, doing their Islamic prayer of Asr. So, we can see that people are praying, and most of the people had already gone earlier, and now more people have come, as you can see in the back.
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Evaluation — CineAtlas 60 (Week 5: Movement Scene)
Post: @qasim-ummati — "CineAtlas 60 | Week 5 – Movement Scene | Grand Mosque Courtyard"
Evaluation Summary (Week 5)
Final Score: 7.7 / 10
General Comment
A decent Week 5 entry with a beautiful and peaceful location. The mosque gives the post strong visual value, and the movement of people inside the space supports the theme at a basic level. However, the entry feels more descriptive than cinematic, and it would be stronger with a clearer movement-focused concept and confirmed engagement links.
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From your video the mosque is very big and beautiful with people praying and others moving inside of it. Also, you have tell us how the place looks like which makes your post more interesting. Wishing you good luck.
Excelente película. Una mezquita de gran belleza. El movimiento lateral resalta la belleza de ese gran templo. Saludos.