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Fabric Printed with Quranic Verses Seized in UAE

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Fabric with verses from the Holy Quran printed on it and sold in local markets in the UAE has been confiscated, as such acts are offensive, are against the rules and regulations of the country and contravene Islamic teachings.

News ID: 2836962 Publish Date : 2015/02/11

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