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Aesthetic mosque on Rangamati mountain`s top draws attention of Muslim devotees

(BSS) - Well-decorated good-looking `Darus Salam Jame Masjid`, located on the top of a mountain in Rangamati, has now drawn attention of the Muslims community here. This aesthetic mosque was built in Ruilui para in Rangamati, a city in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) in southern Bangladesh, from where the melodious sound of the call for prayers (Azan) comes from the minaret .....
165-year-old historical Dakshineswar Temple in West Bengal



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Aesthetic mosque on Rangamati mountain`s top draws attention of Muslim devotees
165-year-old historical Dakshineswar Temple in West Bengal

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