Although others willing to pay three times the price to turn the church into a bar, it was sold to a Muslim group for much less money so God could still be worshiped in a House of God.
The first amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees equal rights to all places of worship, be it a church or a mosque. In the U.S. city of Syracuse, New York, a church is as important to Muslims as it has been to Christians. Saba Shah Khan takes us to this house of God.
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Palestinian frames are not merely photographs; they are the living history of a nation, a history inscribed in blood, light, and negatives. From the darkrooms of Paris to the ruined streets of Gaza, there exists a continuous path: the struggle to see, to remain, and to narrate. In a world that learned from the first frames how to construct reality, Palestinians learned how to reclaim it....
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