FTP, name this building, in which one prays if one follows Islam.
Professionals known as qurras can frequently be found there.  If it is private it is suffixed with jami, but more common is the "collective" type, which is state-controlled.  Also known as a masjid, it often contains rows of columns to show people where to line up, and also to be found inside are the directional niches, which, because of poor surveying, are usually pointed several degrees off.  In addition, there are frequently separate areas for ritual ablution and for women's participation.  Literally meaning "place of prostration," it can often be found next to a minaret.  FTP, name this building, in which one prays if one follows Islam.
Professionals known as qurras can frequently be found there.  
mosque (accept early masjid)