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A demonstration of praying at the Alabaster Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Cairo.
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6 comments:
Just seeing the picture puts me in a reflective and meditative mood. Very nice.
Good to know it soothed you, Messymimi.
Very lovely. The patterns in the marble and the carvings are so beautiful. I'm afraid I would be spending my time staring at the walls instead of praying.
It is a spectacular place, Reb.
Even though I'm not religious -- almost anti-religious in many ways -- I find places of worship utterly fascinating. Great picture.
Thanks, Chris. I've found I don't have to like something to be able to appreciate it.
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