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Jeddah's historic Hanafi Mosque set to open next year

Jeddah's historic Hanafi Mosque set to open next year

  • Prince Sultan said the king has shown much interest in mosques, particularly historic ones in Al-Diriyah and Jeddah
  • The “National Program for the Care of Historic Mosques” has now been retitled “National Program for the Restoration of Historic Mosques”
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