Bilal is at the mosque.

This sentence in Urdu reads بلال مسجد میں ہے۔, in Hindi बिलाल मस्जिद में है।, and is often typed in Hinglish as Bilal masjid mein hai.. In English, it translates to: Bilal is at the mosque..

Grammar Point: The Simple Present tense with "to be" (is) describes a current state or fact — here, "at the mosque".

Structure: Subject + is + adjective/noun (e.g., It is at the mosque).

Usage Tip: Use this pattern to describe qualities, conditions, or facts about people, places, or things.

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