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Art & Culture 5 years ago
Changes to Istanbul's Hagia Sophia could trigger heritage review: UNESCO
UNESCO must be notified of any change in the status of Istanbul's sixth-century Hagia Sophia museum and the changes may have to be reviewed by its World Heritage committee, the United Nation's cultural body said on Thursday.
Art & Culture 5 years ago
Museum or mosque? Top Turkey court to rule on Hagia Sophia
Turkey's top court will deliver a critical verdict Thursday on whether Istanbul's emblematic landmark and former church Hagia Sophia can be redesignated as a mosque, a ruling which could inflame tensions with the West.
National 5 years ago
District head in S. Sulawesi reported for blasphemy after dispersing Friday prayer
The congregation body of the Ar-Rahmah mosque in Ujung district of Parepare city, South Sulawesi, reported district head Ulfa Lanto to the police for blasphemy after she had dispersed a Friday prayer gathering.
World 5 years ago
Parking lot prayers: Muslims in Jaffa and Jerusalem improvise for Ramadan
Shortly after sunset, Muslims in the ancient Israeli port city of Jaffa filed quietly into an empty parking lot for Ramadan prayers, after the coronavirus outbreak forced mosques to close in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
National 5 years ago
Indonesian Muslims hold congregational Ramadan prayers despite COVID-19 warnings
Muslims across Indonesia have continued to perform congregational tarawih (evening Ramadan prayer) in mosques during the first few days of the fasting month, despite warnings from the government and religious groups that such gatherings could increase the likelihood of COVID-19 transmission.
