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Turkish religious affairs head meets Bosnia's grand mufti
Noting that nearly 600 mosques were destroyed in Bosnia during war, Kavazovic said that they re-built 430 mosques so far.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Chairman of Turkey's Religious Affairs Department Mehmet Gormez met Reis-ul-ulema, or grand mufti, of Bosnia-Herzegovina Hussein Kavazovic in Ankara on Tuesday. Gormez said that people should help Syrians for humanitarian means, adding that they initiated an aid campaign for Syrians.
Gormez said that on the occasion Mevlid Kandil (Islamic holy night marking the birth of Prophet Muhammad), Turks, Bosnians, whole Islamic world and all humanity should help Syrians.
Meanwhile, Kavazovic said that they were willing to strengthen cooperation with Turkish Religious Affairs especially on education area.
Noting that nearly 600 mosques were destroyed in Bosnia during war, Kavazovic said that they re-built 430 mosques so far.
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