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Irakliou Muslim Community. Towards Financial inspector answering to a previous letter of Director of Muslim Foundations supports that the concerned wall was never part of the city walls and even if it would have been, that would have happened 200 years ago
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Irakliou Muslim Community. Towards Financial inspector answering to a previous letter of Director of Muslim Foundations supports that the concerned wall was never part of the city walls and even if it would have been, that would have happened 200 years ago
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On the contrary, till 1898 Muslims used to be buried there and according to the law of the city of Crete, all Muslim cemeteries, active or not, had been recognized as property of the Administration of the Muslim Foundations.
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