Second biggest square in the world, but for me the most beautiful and this building is one of its jewel. Masjed-e Imam in #Esfahan#IranianCulturalSites
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I spoke with Radio Free Europe about life & business in Iran—from a scholarship journey to leading a company, trading raw materials & building an AdBlue plant.
Watch the interview in Hungarian (ENG subs): https://t.co/mWWzqw4s4y
Happy to connect if this interests you! 🤝
@thomasjuneau@AElborzi@Adib_Moghaddam@FJShirazi All I'm saying is that using these actors' mistakes and signs of weakness are a very swampy area. Stating that a foreign actor deeply penetrated Iran... By what standards? How do you know Iran didn't do the same? Because it doesn't assassinate civilians on foreign soil? /4
@thomasjuneau@AElborzi@Adib_Moghaddam@FJShirazi There are some track records for that too. It's not right, in fact harmful to draw the light on such gruesome events, because this is how terrorism is powered. Meanwhile technically much more complex actions are often ignored - because they're opaque and less obvious. /3
@lcmporter Maybe try some relaxing herbal teas. In Iran they have something called "گل گاوزبون" sold in herbal stores (عطاری). Add lemon or mint to it as it doesn't really have a taste. Works like magic and it's widely used in Iran to calm the mind & soul. Should be available in Erbil too
Bonus: instead of citations from the New Testament, the first surah from the Qur'an was engraved next to the altar.
Note on the bottom: "For the church's 450y old foundation and in memory of its renovations."
From 1986
Hungary's very own version of Hagia Sophia. Church turned mosque, that was later turned into a church again. Located in Pécs, just a stone's throw away from one of the oldest synagogues in Hungary.
Look at the Ottoman details, that were kept! #EastMeetsWest