A mosque differs from a church because a mosque
A) is not a sanctified place.
B) is not a place of worship.
C) displays a variety of architectural styles.
D) contains relics of the founder.
E) is decorated with scenes from the life of the founder.

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Mosques are not considered sanctified places in the same way that churches are, as the sanctity in Islam is more associated with the community and the act of worship rather than the physical building itself.

A Mosque Differs from a Church Because a Mosque