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Khuthbapalli

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “an 18th-century mosque of pondicherry”. Today it says “sunni friday mosque”.
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Sunni mosque in Puducherry, India This article is about the mosque in Puducherry. Khuthbapalli ( Tamil : குத்பாபள்ளி ; French : Couttoubapalli or Cottoubapalli ), also known as Jamia Mosque Khuthbapalli , the Kuthba Mosque and the Khuthbha Mosque , is a Sunni Friday mosque , located in Pondicherry , the capital city of the union territory of Puducherry , India . Khutbah literally means the Friday sermon given in a mosque. Khuthbapalli holds Friday prayers in addition to the regular prayers.

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Then

an 18th-century mosque of pondicherry

Now

sunni friday mosque

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