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Parrucë Mosque

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “latest mosque in the northern albanian city of shkodra”. Today it says “mosque in shkodër city”.
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Parrucë Mosque ( data Xhamia e Parrucës ) is the latest mosque in the northern Albanian city of Shkodra .1 The Parruca Mosque - the predecessor was demolished in March 23, 1967 by the communist regime - was completed in 2006 in Ottoman style with the money of Haxhi Sait Jakup Fishta . Exactly 40 years after the destruction of the old mosque, the Parruca Mosque was consecrated on March 23, 2007. The interior is decorated with bright color paintings.2

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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “latest mosque in the northern albanian city of shkodra”. Today it says “mosque in shkodër city”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

latest mosque in the northern albanian city of shkodra

Now

mosque in shkodër city

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