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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Pilgrimage day inside Hazrat-e Masumeh Holy Shrine. Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the religious power of the clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools).
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  • Tanta, mosque dedicated to  Saiyid Ahmed el-Bedawi, a Moroccan sufi. Tanta, the largest city in the delta, is a important centre of Sufism, a form of Islamic mysticism, with the most important Egyptian moulid, pilgrimage.
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  • Tanta, mosque dedicated to  Saiyid Ahmed el-Bedawi, a Moroccan sufi. Tanta, the largest city in the delta, is a important centre of Sufism, a form of Islamic mysticism, with the most important Egyptian moulid, pilgrimage.
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  • Tanta, the great mosque dedicated to  Saiyid Ahmed el-Bedawi, pilgrim praying near the tomb of this Moroccan sufi. Tanta, the largest city in the delta, is a important centre of Sufism, a form of Islamic mysticism, with the most important Egyptian moulid, pilgrimage.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Nebi Musa, is a Moslim holy place in the Judean desert between Jericho and Jerusalem. The building which marks the Mausoleum of Moses is located where once the pilgrims could look Mount Nebo, where the tomb of Moses was thought to be located. Mamluk sultan Baibars  built a small shrine (1269 A.D.) here, gradually the lookout point  was confused with Moses' tomb itself, increasing for the Islam  the religious importance Nabi Musa.
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  • Islamic Cairo. A image of Mecca's Kabaah in a house of a pilgrim (hadji).
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