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Crescent over Germany

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April 18, 2006 - 0:0
Abd Rahman and I met at Masjid Mevlana, one of the nearly 50 mosques in the city of Berlin, Germany. Grey-bearded Turks are sitting on the carpet or in the coffee shop next door. Books are sold as well as tapes, prayer rugs, and other everyday items the Muslim heart desires.

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