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Hindu activists in New Delhi March 5 burn a copy of the Koran -- Islam's holy book -- in response to news that the Taliban regime in Afghanistan was to destroy all statues and shrines, including Buddhas, in that country. The move by the Taliban was denounced by countries worldwide and called ``fanatical extremism'' by the Vatican newspaper. (CNS photo from Reuters) (March 5, 2001) See VATICAN-STATUES March 5, 2001.
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reading kuran,koran lezen,lire le koran
reading kuran,koran lezen,lire le koran
reading kuran,koran lezen,lire le koran
Globe/T. Rob Brown New York University student Zohaib Anwar still shows some white paint in his hair from a day of service with Rebuild Joplin as he reads the Quran during a prayer service at the temporary mosque for the Islamic Society of Joplin Friday afternoon, Jan. 25, 2013. Anwar is part of an interfaith service organization of NYU students, including Muslims and Jews, which helped Rebuild Joplin with the tornado rebuilding effort this week. The mosque's former location was burned down, suspected arson, in early August 2012.
Djenné,Quran school,koran school,école coran
Djenné,Quran school,koran school,école coran
Djenné,Quran school,koran school,école coran
Hindu activists in New Delhi March 5 burn a copy of the Koran -- Islam's holy book -- in response to news that the Taliban regime in Afghanistan was to destroy all statues and shrines, including Buddhas, in that country. The move by the Taliban was denounced by countries worldwide and called ``fanatical extremism'' by the Vatican newspaper. (CNS photo from Reuters) (March 5, 2001) See VATICAN-STATUES March 5, 2001.
Hindu activists in New Delhi March 5 burn a copy of the Koran -- Islam's holy book -- in response to news that the Taliban regime in Afghanistan was to destroy all statues and shrines, including Buddhas, in that country. The move by the Taliban was denounced by countries worldwide and called ``fanatical extremism'' by the Vatican newspaper. (CNS photo from Reuters) (March 5, 2001) See VATICAN-STATUES March 5, 2001.
Hindu activists in New Delhi March 5 burn a copy of the Koran -- Islam's holy book -- in response to news that the Taliban regime in Afghanistan was to destroy all statues and shrines, including Buddhas, in that country. The move by the Taliban was denounced by countries worldwide and called ``fanatical extremism'' by the Vatican newspaper. (CNS photo from Reuters) (March 5, 2001) See VATICAN-STATUES March 5, 2001.
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