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[edit] Relics

this is a really great place for great people full of great ancient relics. It was built by a great sultan to practice a great religion.

[edit] but where is it ?

Having found this article via a random link, I searched in vain for any indication of where this mosque is, ok, at the bottom the the page is a Category link to mosques in Turkey, but where in Turkey?

Thrir 23:55, 26 December 2006 (UTC)