According to tradition, a ritual performed in these places originated from a dream of a man in two green garments who refused to sell a bell. Screens called anaza used in these places derive from a spear of the same name planted in the ground for an inaugural festival. The tradition of lighting oil lamps in these places was influenced by an esoteric description of a lamp kindled from an olive tree that is neither of the East or the West. Examples of these places termed jami are reserved for a weekly practice replacing the zuhr. (-5[1])Historic exclusive access to these places' central musallah rooms and iwan entrances (10[1]-5[1])is criticized (-5[1])in a "Bill of Rights" developed by Asra Nomani. Madrasas first developed from education in these places, (10[1])whose minbar (10[1])platforms (10[1])are used every week for Friday Prayer. For 10 points, name these Islamic houses of (10[1])worship. ■END■ (10[4])