Examples of using Desecration in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lastly, it is alleged that the Hindus, another religious minority in Pakistan, have suffered serious violations of their right to freedom of religion, following the desecration and destruction of the Babri Mosque in India in December 1992.
Once again, during the current mandate period, the Government of Cyprus expressed to the United Nations its concern about continued desecration of the cultural and religious heritage of Cyprus in the northern part of the island.
OIC was deeply concerned at the intensification of violent provocation, incitement and terrorism against Palestinian civilians and their property, including damage to homes and agricultural land, as well as the desecration of cemeteries, mosques and churches.
The Ministry also requested that the church be provided with adequate protection from desecration and attacks and argued that the Kosovo police were unable to provide adequate security for the Serbian Orthodox Church monasteries
A US military investigation confirmed four instances of Quran desecration by US personnel(two of which were described as"unintentional"), and fifteen instances of desecration by Muslim prisoners.
Also recalling the resolutions of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, on the unified stand against the desecration of Islamic Holy Places, especially Resolution No.3/6-C(IS) of the Sixth Session of the Islamic Summit Conference;
Desecration, Lynn.
This is desecration.
This is vile desecration.
Desecration of holy places.
No mutilation nor desecration.
This desecration is unwise.
Desecration of shrines higher.
It's a desecration!
It's a desecration.
Therefore there's no desecration.
Many homicides involve victim desecration.
Desecration of Katie's body.
There has been a desecration.
It's not desecration, Eve.