Minnesota Muslims Face Quran Disposal Challenges
Minnesota Muslims Face Quran Disposal Challenges

Minnesota Muslims Face Quran Disposal Challenges

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As Minnesota's Muslim community grows, mosques are struggling with an influx of worn-out Qurans due to strict disposal rules and state environmental regulations. Volunteer bookbinder Mukhtar Isse has been working to repair these sacred texts, but demand exceeds supply, highlighting a pressing concern for the community. The number of students memorizing the Quran is on the rise, evidenced by nearly 800 participants in a recent competition, leading to increased wear and tear on the texts. Meanwhile, in Jordan, a pilgrimage showcases the nation’s hospitality amid regional turmoil, with tourists significantly declining due to ongoing conflicts nearby. Additionally, Islamic architecture continues to inspire with its blend of beauty and spirituality, as seen in iconic structures like the Pink Mosque in Shiraz and the Blue Mosque in Istanbul. This architectural diversity reflects the faith's principles while adapting to local traditions and materials.

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