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[[File:مسجد-سهله.jpg|280px|thumbnail|right|Al-Sahla mosque.]]
[[File:مسجد-سهله.jpg|280px|thumbnail|right|Al-Sahla mosque.]]
'''Al-Sahla Mosque''' (Arabic:{{iarabic| مسجد السهلة}}), also known as '''al-Suhayl Mosque''' ({{iarabic| مسجد السهیل}}), '''Banū Ẓafar Mosque''' ({{iarabic| مسجد بنی ظفر}}) and '''ʿAbd al-Qays Mosque''' ({{iarabic| مسجد عبدالقیس}}), is one of the best-known Islamic mosques built in the 1st/7th century by some Arab tribes of [[Kufa]], about two kilometers northwest of the [[Great Mosque of Kufa]].
'''Al-Sahla Mosque''' (Arabic:{{iarabic| مسجد السهلة}}), also known as '''al-Suhayl Mosque''' ({{iarabic| مسجد السهیل}}), '''Banū Ẓafar Mosque''' ({{iarabic| مسجد بنی ظفر}}) and '''ʿAbd al-Qays Mosque''' ({{iarabic| مسجد عبدالقیس}}), is one of the best-known Islamic mosques built in the 1st/[[7th]] century by some Arab tribes of [[Kufa]], about two kilometers northwest of the [[Great Mosque of Kufa]].


The mosque is one of the oldest mosques associated with [[Imam al-Mahdi (a)]], the twelfth Shiite Imam. There is a place (so-called "maqam") in the mosque attributed to Imam al-Mahdi (a), and on some accounts, this mosque is where Imam al-Mahdi (a) will live after his [[reappearance]]. In the Shiite culture, al-Sahla Mosque one the important mosques. In different parts of the mosque's courtyard, some [[mihrabs]] are built and are called after religious leaders, such as maqams (stances) of [[Imam al-Sajjad (a)]], [[Imam al-Sadiq (a)]], [[Ibrahim (a)]], [[Idris (a)]] and [[Khidr (a)]].
The mosque is one of the oldest mosques associated with [[Imam al-Mahdi (a)]], the twelfth Shiite Imam. There is a place, called "maqam"{{enote|It literally means a place in which a prophet or an Imam said prayer. For instance, [[Maqam Ibrahim (a)]] is a place in which Ibrahim (a) said prayer}} in the mosque attributed to Imam al-Mahdi (a), and on some accounts, this mosque is where Imam al-Mahdi (a) will live after his [[reappearance]]. In the Shiite culture, al-Sahla Mosque is one of the most important mosques. In different parts of the mosque's courtyard, some [[mihrabs]] are built and each is called in the name of a religious leader, such as maqam of [[Imam al-Sajjad (a)]], [[Imam al-Sadiq (a)]], [[Ibrahim (a)]], [[Idris (a)]] and [[Khidr (a)]].


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There are many manners and [[dhikr]]s mentioned in collections of [[ziyara]]s and supplications for al-Sahla Mosque, including saying prayers, reciting some chapters ([[sura]]s) of the [[Holy Qur'an]] as well as special supplications and dhikrs.
There are many manners and [[dhikr]]s mentioned in collections of [[ziyara]]s and supplications for al-Sahla Mosque, including saying prayers, reciting some chapters ([[sura]]s) of the [[Holy Qur'an]] as well as special supplications and dhikrs.


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