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rangerrebew

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 Greek parliament approves first mosque in Athens
Greek parliament approves first mosque in Athens
Parliament passes bill for historic mosque to be built in Athens, something long sought by Greece's Muslims

World Bulletin / News Desk

Greece’s parliament Thursday gave the green light for the first official mosque to be built in Athens since the 19th century, a move long sought by the country’s thousands of Muslims.

The bill split the coalition government, with SYRIZA voting in favor and Independent Greeks (ANEL) voting against it. But in the end, the bill passed with more than 200 votes in favor out of 230 MPs who voted.

The mosque is set to be built in Athens’ Elaionas area, and according to the General Accounting Office, it is estimated to cost almost a million euros ($1.11 million). The expenses will be covered entirely by the Greek state.

http://www.worldbulletin.net/europe/175798/greek-parliament-approves-first-mosque-in-athens
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geronl

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It is good to know the Greek monetary crisis is over and they are super-rich again.

rangerrebew

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It is good to know the Greek monetary crisis is over and they are super-rich again.

Maybe Ari Onasis left a trust fund for mooslim mosques. :whistle:

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"Parliament passes bill for historic mosque to be built in Athens, something long sought by Greece's muslims"

Fast-forward 60 years:
Live coverage from the Acropolis, where isis is about to blow up the Parthenon...

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"Parliament passes bill for historic mosque to be built in Athens, something long sought by Greece's muslims"

Fast-forward 60 years:
Live coverage from the Acropolis, where isis is about to blow up the Parthenon...

60 years? lol. Not nearly that long.

rangerrebew

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60 years? lol. Not nearly that long.

I was thinking in the next 10 years.