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What is the truth about the closure of the Abu Taqa Shrine?

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Arabic title
ما حقيقة إغلاق “مقام أبو طاقة”؟تحقق من حقيقة الادعاء المتداول حول إغلاق “مقام أبو طاقة” في سوريا، وتعرّف إلى أصل القصة ومصدر الصورة المفبركة، وخلفية المقام…
English title
What is the truth about the closure of the Abu Taqa Shrine?
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Topic
Economy
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