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Paris Great Mosque

The Grande Mosquée de Paris ("Paris Great Mosque") was founded after World War I as a sign of France's gratefullness to the Muslim tirailleurs from the colonies who had fought against Germany. The Mosque was built following the mudéjar style, and its minaret is 33 meter high. President Gaston Doumergue inaugurated it on July 15, 1926. It is now lead by mufti Dalil Boubakeur, who is also president of the French Council of the Muslim Faith, created in 2002. Subway station : Place Monge or Jussieu
Paris Great Mosque - The minaret of 33 meters hight

The minaret of 33 meters hight

Paris Great Mosque - Interior of the mosque

Interior of the mosque

Paris Great Mosque - View from the Daubenton street

View from the Daubenton street

Paris Great Mosque - Interior of the mosque

Interior of the mosque

Paris Great Mosque - The minaret

The minaret

Paris Great Mosque - The minaret, view from the Georges Desplas street

The minaret, view from the Georges Desplas street

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