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ISIS destroys a mosque built by a ‘scourge of the crusaders’ – Nur ad-Din
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It’s been reported that the thugs of ISIS have blown up an 800 year old mosque built during the Crusades by Nur ad-Din, a Saracen ruler described during his lifetime as a scourge of the crusader armies. Up until recently,…
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Cultural destruction by the so-called Islamic State
Posted on by Tony McMahon
ISIS destroyed Tikrit the birthplace of Saladin who fought the Knights Templar during the crusades
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