The person who leads prayers in a mosque is known as imam
A rabbi is a spiritual leader or religious teacher in Judaism
priest
The Shrine of Imam Reza is located in Mashhad, Iran. It is considered one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Shia Muslims.
While getting a religious degree can benefit some. Most people who achieve a religious degree go on to other fields and continue the education by either going on into the seminary or into the medical field and taking the MCAT exam.
Imam ul Haq is a Pakistani international cricketer who plays as an opening batsman for the national team. He is also the nephew of former Pakistani captain and current chief selector, Inzamam-ul-Haq.
The head teacher in a mosque is commonly referred to as an Imam or a Sheikh. They lead prayers, provide religious guidance, and often oversee the educational programs within the mosque.
rabbi, priest, Imam, mudarris, Ustaadh, Guru, Acharya
Rabbi, mohel, imam, and shaman.
Imam
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Do you mean during a prayer? The man leading the prayer and reciting the Quran is the imam. He is the leader of the mosque, just as a rabbi leads a synagogue or a priest leads a church. If the imam is not present, the most knowledgeable of the Quran, chosen by the congregation, leads the prayer in his place.
Ignore them and do what is right. Make sure you know the difference between right and wrong. Also, when people are pressuring you, it is usually because they want you to do things their way. But their way may not be what is best for you. Talk to a neutral person (a priest, a rabbi, an imam, a counselor) and ask for an objective opinion. Consider what other people say, but in the end, the decision must be yours.
An Imam meaning " leader"
They figure out that reality goes best with a reality TV show so they talk to the atheists
A Muslim priest is known as an Imam. He is a religious leader who, unlike the Catholic priest, does not have to remain unmarried.ImamThe word "Imam" in Arabic means "leader". In common parlance in Arabia, an Imam is referred as any person who holds a leadership position. Thus an Imam could be anybody who leads the congregational prayers, or one who is the leader of a mosque or any other Islamic institution.
I listen to NPR quite regularly, and I have never heard a lesson, sermon, drosh, d'var, maimar, or homily from any pastor, priest, imam, or rabbi. So I guess you'd have to say that NPR is un-all-of-them.
both are basically one family there is no difference between hashmis or syeds
All you need to do is go to the church, temple , mosque, or synagogue that you want to join. Talk to the Rabbi, minister, priest, or Imam you find there or call an make an appointment. Sometimes they require classes or a formal statement from you , but it is a pretty simple process.