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The Suleymaniye Tekke Mosque in Damascus has reopened after being closed for around 15 years, following the completion of restoration work. It will welcome worshippers for the five daily prayers and host Quran memorization classes and scholarly gatherings. It also includes a space for issuing fatwas and a documentation museum. Syria’s Minister of Religious Endowments said the tekke, which dates back around 500 years, is a landmark of cultural and social heritage. It was built in 1554 on the orders of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, designed by Sinan Pasha, and is located on the banks of the Barada River in Damascus.
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