Examples of using The mosques in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Saturdays and to enter the mosques.
even then its objective was not, of course, to topple the mosques.
does not countenance harming the mosques.
For this reason, French security officials prefer to focus on the clerics who lead the mosques.
in the internet cafes, the mosques, the billiard clubs,
This barbarism, inculcated by hideous indoctrination from kindergarten and subsequently nurtured in the mosques and throughout Palestinian social media,
It was common practice in 16th-century Andalusia to replace the mosques with new churches.
not to enter the mosques.
they could not close the mosques.
alternative spaces and platforms to discuss these issues, outside the mosques and government-owned media,
they could not close the mosques.
Afghan refugees who escaped Kabul reported that the Taliban were concealing their tanks and heavy guns near the mosques and heavily populated areas.
then the schools, the shelters, and the mosques, and now the food.
They can curse it on their television channels and pay some people in the papers and the mosques[to malign it].
A statement issued by the Chief Rabbi of Moscow Pinchas Goldschmidt called to close the mosques of radical preachers and imams and prevent them from accessing social networks.
First, the coordination with the work of the Muslim Community should be improved and its efforts to obtain control over the mosques beyond the reach of its administration and the teaching of theological disciplines in the country should be supported.