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I was torn as to whether to even post pics of the grande Mosque as everyone else has but people who read me may or may not read the others and these are through my eyes albeit difficult while being pushed through because I couldnt take off my boot and shoes arent allowed in. It actually made me think of Old Testament rituals and how the practice isnt extreme as some may think. It used to be that way for holy ground in the Bible. Thats another topic altogether. Today we are here for pictures!!!!
This place is vast!

doesnt give it justice

inlays of mother of pearl flowers on each column.

a clock for each time they are to pray. The first one (our 12) is to wake them up for the first prayer

made of glass, this flower is between each set of four posts

ceiling of the overflow room

teachers taking pics


I really like this pic just because of composition


fresh seafood anyone? Emirates palace buffet



hmmmm. . .soup . . .and in cast iron!!!




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