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Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, Razgrad
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “mosque in bulgaria”. Today it says “one of the largest mosques on the balkan peninsula outside of turkish east thrace”.
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Ibrahim Pasha Mosque , ( Bulgarian : Ибрахим паша джамия , Turkish : İbrahim Paşa Camisi ), is one of the largest mosques on the Balkan Peninsula outside of Turkish East Thrace , and the second-largest in Bulgaria . Located in the town of Razgrad , the mosque is one of the most exquisite examples of Ottoman classical architecture .
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mosque in bulgaria
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one of the largest mosques on the balkan peninsula outside of turkish east thrace
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