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Juma Mosque, Tbilisi
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “only surviving mosque in tbilisi’s historic old town”. Today it says “only surviving mosque in the historic old town of tbilisi”.
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Juma Mosque ( Georgian : ქართული ტექსტი ) is the only surviving mosque in Tbilisi’s historic Old Town . Located at the foot of Narikala Fortress on Botanical Street, it is notable for its shared use by both Sunni and Shia Muslims . "Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Tbilisi Organizes Charity Project on the Occassion of Eid Al-Adha 2023" . "Georgian PM wishes happy Ramadan Bayram to Muslims at Tbilisi's Juma Mosque" . 1TV .
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only surviving mosque in tbilisi’s historic old town
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only surviving mosque in the historic old town of tbilisi
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