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Saudi Arabia to restart work on $26.6bn Grand Mosque expansion

Saudi Arabia to restart work on $26.6bn Grand Mosque expansion

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Great memories: The old neighborhoods of Makkah

Great memories: The old neighborhoods of Makkah

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‘One Day in the Haram’ documentary to debut soon

‘One Day in the Haram’ documentary to debut soon

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