Men and women pray outside Sultan Selim Mosque in Konya, Turkey. Friday prayers are so full that people have to pray in the front courtyard. Konya was was once called Iconium.
Men and women pray outside Sultan Selim Mosque in Konya, Turkey. Friday prayers are so full that people have to pray in the front courtyard. Konya was was once called Iconium.
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A man bows in prayer during Friday prayers at Sultan Selim Mosque in Konya, Turkey. Friday prayers are so full that people have to pray in the front courtyard. Konya was was once called Iconium.
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The sun sets behind one of the many mosques in Konya, Turkey, as pigeons circle the building. Konya was once known as Iconium.
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Kids play football in the streets of a small neighborhood in Konya, Turkey. Once known as Iconium, Konya is historically and religiously significant for many reasons. It was one of the missionary destinations of the Apostle Paul, the site of one of the first church councils, the capital of the Seljuk Empire from 1150 to 1300 and is the home of the Sufi Muslim saint who founded the whirling dervishes.
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