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English: Crowds gather for the reopening of the Mosque of Islamic Solidarity (Masjidka Isbahaysiga) in Mogadishu by Islamic Courts Union
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Source Photo of Islamic Courts Union opening Masjidka Isbahaysiga (Mosque of Islamic Solidarity) in August 2006 published on Somalitalk.com
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Crowds gather for the reopening of the Mosque of Islamic Solidarity (Masjidka Isbahaysiga) in Mogadishu by Islamic Courts Union

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