Erdoğan Puts Huge Islamic Calligraphy into Hagia Sophia

"Allah loves those who trust in Him. Let believers trust in Allah,” is written on a huge calligraphy (2.34x3.50 meters) which Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan put into the Hagia Sophia near the pulpit.

The text is taken from the Surah Al-i Imran (159-160). In the lower part of the pane is written in Arabic: “Dedicated to the mosque, on the occasion of its reopening for worship".

The Christian basilica was turned into a mosque in July.

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mystic

Dec 10, 2020

We should not condemn this, because condemning it means condemning ourselves.
AdHitlerum: When Hitler woke up every day at 4:00 AM in the morning, and therefore I put my alarm at 3:59, because I don;t want to wake up at the same time as Hitler woke up, then I live in function of Hitler.

This text is the closest you can get in overlap of bible and quran.
And the intention of Erdogan could be to proof for himself that
we do condemn our own bible, because of him, making us actually
less or equal to himself.

The bible says more poetic the same in other words.
«Bendito el hombre que confía en el Señor
y pone su confianza en él.
Será como un árbol plantado junto al agua,
que extiende sus raíces hacia la corriente;
no teme que llegue el calor,
y sus hojas están siempre verdes.
En época de sequía no se angustia,
y nunca deja de dar fruto».

Ultraviolet

Dec 9, 2020

7.6x11.48 feet for all us Yanks. Personally, I love it. With those dimensions, you're looking at a lifetime supply of gorgeous bird-cage liners.