NEW CPP Sustainability in Mosques

Mosques Sustainability Name Institution Course and Code Professor Date Mosques Sustainability Mosques are essential architectures in the lives of Muslims. In particular, they are used for religious events, prayers, dispute settlement, and teaching vital religious lessons. However, the architectural designs of these buildings should be changed to facilitate their sustainability and environmental friendliness (Hobbs, 2017). In that light, the new Mosque designs should incorporate sensors under the carpets to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. In other words, through intelligent sensing, the worshippers’ movement during prayers and other events should generate mechanical energy that can be used to produce electricity (Wang et al., 2022). For example, piezoelectric sensors can play significant roles in converting mechanical energy into electrical power. In particular, putting sensors that can harvest mechanical energy and convert it into electricity is a feasible sustainable idea. This field of research has attracted more attention currently and if applied when redesigning the architecture of Mosques, it would be possible to generate enough electricity to power these religious buildings and share the surplus energy with other people (Lee et al., 2023). Energy harvesting is a significant innova...