Mary, Mother of Jesus Mosque, Mosque in Syria
The Mary, Mother of Jesus Mosque is a unique religious site located in Damascus, Syria.
This mosque, built in 2015, is named after Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, symbolizing the strong ties between Christianity and Islam.
It's a symbol of interfaith harmony, promoting peace and unity between Muslims and Christians.
The mosque is open to visitors of all faiths who wish to learn more about Islamic culture and history.
It is one of the few mosques in the world named after a Christian figure.
Location: Abu Dhabi
Inception: 1989
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