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everyhuman finds delight in peering at Distant moors, purlieus, burghs, sprawls, and concrete jungles..covered by pure untroubled snow its without blemish a sane thought
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see what oxford has to say;
• Mecca /mek/ noun
1 a city in Saudi Arabia that is the holiest city of Islam, being the place where the Prophet Muhammad was born
2 (usually mecca) a place that many people like to visit, especially for a particular reason: — ORIGIN from the city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, the holiest city for Muslims.
• mosque
• noun a Muslim place of worship. — ORIGIN French, from Arabic.
• mohd Please enter a valid word or phrase.
i wonder who cooked the information u posted,,oxford is supposed to be the best eglish resource on the face of the earth,and if this doest have the words than sorry to say but what usaid is too good to be true
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rapunzel said:
hmm i got this info from net n also i saw this in newspaper n by the way this is In Eng na canot we write some words in Urdu
be specific,,where from net?? i couldnt really understand ur qeustion but yes we can write everything in urdu,,but when using english one is bound to use english,
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*mosque noun ;a building for Islamic religious activities and worship *Mecca noun the holy city of Islam, which is in Saudi Arabia *mecca noun [C usually singular] a place to which many people are attracted: *mohd was not found in the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
