Dundar Hotel Konya
Feritpasa Mah Kerkuk Cad 34 Konya, Konya, 42060, Turkey
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Derwısche
... 305;ls samstags, aber da ıch anfangs woche da war und nıcht eıne reıne Tourıstenshow sehen wollte, entschıed ıch mıch dıes auszulassen. Dıe Derwısche tragen waehrend dem Drehen eın weısses Gewand mıt eınem Rock. Und sıe drehen sıch, drehen sıch, und drehen sıch etc. Es ıst eın sehr relıgıoeses Rıtual. In Konya lıegt auch der Begruender ...
From bikinis to hijabs
... Muslims come pilmagratating here. There’s a little box inside the shrine where a few strands of the Prophet Mohammed’s beard reside; people pray to the box and kiss it often. Hope no one gets mono from kissing a glass box that’s been previously kissed by hundreds of unknown lips. Gross if you ask me.
Thankfully, we then went directly to the hotel after the shrine and it’s completely out in the suburbs in the middle of nothing. I ...
A Question For You.....
... to get “connected.”
Another thing I learned from him that I misunderstood is although they have great respect and pride in their beautiful mosques, they don’t consider them holy places like Christians do with a church. Mosques are not consecrated like a church. The way he explained it, a mosque is a type of town hall building that allows people to come together to pray and weekly to be lead in ...
Episode 32
... are all built of stone and there is a small museum where apart from some photos of Turkish troops there is also quite an array of weapons and ammunition, spades and other tools collected from the battle grounds. Next we drove on down along the coast past several small cemeteries all neatly tended. At ANZAC Cove we paid our respects at the site where there is a memorial wall just above the beach with some plaques explaining how the campaign progressed. ...
Egidir and Konya
... dozens of roadside stalls selling the apples as well. Then we entered a prairie kind of area where the same thing was happening with mountains of some kind of huge tubers; in some fields tractors with rake-like scoops were literally scooping them out of the ground, and in other fields women and children were hand digging them out. They were also being shipped out in tractor wagons, and there were great mountains of the damned things in lots in the towns. We spotted a few of ...



