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'Anaza or anaza (sometimes also spelled 'anza or anza) is a term for a short spear or staff which gained ritual significance in the early years of Islam after the Islamic prophet Muhammad planted his spear in the ground to mark the direction of prayer (qibla). It also later became an architectural term to designate an outdoor mihrab in a mosque, mainly in the Maghreb.