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Hagia Sofia
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6/8/2014 - Travel - IC1207-5193
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For centuries the Istanbul was known as Constantinople after Constantine The Great, the Roman Emperor who adopted Christianity as the Empire's official religion. Constantine died in 337 and shortly afterward, in 360, the church Hagia Sophia (meaning Holy Wisdom) was inaugurated by Constantinius II.) ... More
In the IMAX presentation of Journey to Mecca: In the footsteps of Ibn Battuta, viewers can become a virtual companion in the travels of Ibn Battuta ..) ... More
In the age of the global village we might not be terribly surprised to bump into some old acquaintance while changing planes in Tokyo or Frankfurt. Six centuries ago this was also common for Muslim travelers ..) ... More
The Mosque of Rome
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The Islamic Society of Boston is a cultural landmark and continues to grow into a cultural center that is the largest Islamic center in New England ..) ... More
One of the more architecturally interesting buildings in New York City, the Islamic Cultural Center is often called the "96th Street Mosque" or the "New York Mosque." ) ... More
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