Fårö Church
Fårö, SE
Fårö Church is a Christian place of worship of medieval origin on the island of Fårö.
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Fårö, SE
Fårö Church is a Christian place of worship of medieval origin on the island of Fårö.
Domanovce, SK
In the 18th century, the church was baroqued and subsequently rebuilt several times, after a fire in 1803 rebuilt. From another inventory of the church in 1832, it is necessary to mention in particular two silver gilded goblets with patinas, silver gilded monstance inlaid with enamels and also silver gilded and similarly inlaid onion. They came from the Levoca goldsmith J. Szilassy from the years 1769-1773 and belong to the peaks of Rococo goldsmith art in Spis. With the exception of one chalice, all have survived to the present day.
Fasoula, CY
The mosque of the old village of Fasoula could not be found but was most likely completely destroyed in the earthquake of 1953. According to Bağişkan it was a small building without a minaret, built around the years 1932-1934.The new mosque in what is now Lower Fasoula was built between 1953 and 1956. It is located in a small park-like area directly on the F616 road.
Vasylkiv, UA
The exact time of the Jewish community's emergence in Fastiv is unknown. Jews from Fastiv are mentioned in the documents of 1700. The date of the oldest known gravestone is 1906, and the last burial took place in 2008. During World War II, the Nazis removed gravestones from the cemetery to use as the foundations of the local Gestapo headquarters.
Amsterdam, NL
The Fatih Mosque is a mosque on the Rozengracht in the Jordaan , Amsterdam-Centrum . It is located in the former Roman Catholic St. Ignatius Church , also known as De Zaaier . Because the building and the former rectory are still completely intact, they are considered representative of the construction period in the 1920s and were placed on the municipal monuments list of Amsterdam.
Kyustendil, BG
Located in the central part of the town, the abandoned mosque was named after the the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II, known by his nickname "el-Fatih" (the Conqueror).
Eindhoven, NL
Newly built Turkish mosque. Architecturally beautiful complex, with one minaret. The first newly built mosque in Eindhoven.
Oldenzaal, NL
The new Turkish Fatih Mosque was built in 2007-2008 on the site of a renovated building that was put into use in 1982.
Dronten, NL
Turkish Mosque and Islamic Center.
Helmond, NL
Turkish mosque. Beautiful building with dome and two minarets.
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