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Foundation stone laid for Islamic centre in Eydhafushi

The foundation stone for an Islamic centre in Baa Eydhafushi was laid by Eydhafushi MP and Deputy Speaker Ahmed Saleem and State Minister for Islamic Affairs Dr Mohamed Shujau Abdul Hakeem. SAS e Construction Pvt Ltd holds the building contract, and the Ministry of Islamic Affairs says centres are planned for 10 islands, with work already under way on some.

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  1. Fri 30 Oct
    The foundation stone of an Islamic centre to be built in Baa Eydhafushi was laid at a ceremony on the island. 30 Oct only The Edition The foundation stone of an Islamic centre to be built in Baa Eydhafushi was laid today as part of the government's plans to establish Islamic centres across Maldives.

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  2. Thu 18 Mar
    The contract agreement to build the Eydhafushi Islamic centre was signed. 18 March only The Edition newest SAS e Construction Pvt Ltd has been awarded the contract to build the Eydhafushi centre. The agreement was signed on 18 March.

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  1. Sat 31 Oct1 report
  2. Fri 30 Oct1 report

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The EditionNews outlet

Foundation stone laid for Islamic centre in Eydhafushi

10 islands islands planned for Islamic centres
Only in this outlet's headlinefoundationstonelaid
MM TV (English)News outlet

Groundbreaking held for new Islamic Centre in Eydhafushi

about 700 worshipper capacity of the proposed mosque
Only in this outlet's headlinegroundbreakingheld

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  1. The Edition 30 Oct, 22:10 · first report
  2. MM TV (English) 31 Oct · time not given

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  • islands planned for Islamic centres 10 islands The Edition The ministry said plans had been made and assigned to establish Islamic centres on 10 islands, with construction work already under way on some of the projects.

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  • worshipper capacity of the proposed mosque about 700 MM TV (English) The proposed two-storey centre will include a mosque with space for about 700 worshippers, along with facilities for Islamic education, religious activities and community services.

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  • The foundation stone of an Islamic centre to be built in Baa Eydhafushi was laid at a ceremony on the island. 30 Oct The Edition The foundation stone of an Islamic centre to be built in Baa Eydhafushi was laid today as part of the government's plans to establish Islamic centres across Maldives.

    Word for word from The Edition. Open the report

  • The contract agreement to build the Eydhafushi Islamic centre was signed. 18 March The Edition SAS e Construction Pvt Ltd has been awarded the contract to build the Eydhafushi centre. The agreement was signed on 18 March.

    Word for word from The Edition. Open the report

  • Groundbreaking was held for a new Islamic Centre, with the stone laid by Ahmed Saleem, Dr Mohamed Shujau Abdul Hakeem and Shaamee Ibrahim at a ceremony. MM TV (English) Groundbreaking has been held for a new Islamic Centre in Baa Eydhafushi, as part of the Government's initiative to establish Islamic Centres across the Maldives. Deputy Speaker of the People's Majlis and Eydhafushi Member of Parliament Ahmed Saleem, Minister of State for Islamic Affairs Dr Mohamed Shujau Abdul Hakeem and Eydhafushi Council President Shaamee Ibrahim laid the stone together at a ceremony.

    Word for word from MM TV (English). Open the report

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  • 10 islands islands planned for Islamic centres The Edition The ministry said plans had been made and assigned to establish Islamic centres on 10 islands, with construction work already under way on some of the projects.

    Word for word from the report in The Edition. Open the report

  • about 700 worshipper capacity of the proposed mosque MM TV (English) The proposed two-storey centre will include a mosque with space for about 700 worshippers, along with facilities for Islamic education, religious activities and community services.

    Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report

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  • Groundbreaking was held for a new Islamic Centre, with the stone laid by Ahmed Saleem, Dr Mohamed Shujau Abdul Hakeem and Shaamee Ibrahim at a ceremony. Baa Eydhafushi MM TV (English) Groundbreaking has been held for a new Islamic Centre in Baa Eydhafushi, as part of the Government's initiative to establish Islamic Centres across the Maldives. Deputy Speaker of the People's Majlis and Eydhafushi Member of Parliament Ahmed Saleem, Minister of State for Islamic Affairs Dr Mohamed Shujau Abdul Hakeem and Eydhafushi Council President Shaamee Ibrahim laid the stone together at a ceremony.

    Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report

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