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The 400-Year-Old Akcurun Mosque in Kilis Is Being Prepared for Worship After Suffering Earthquake Damage.

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Restoration work on the 400-year-old Akcurun Mosque in Kilis, which suffered severe damage in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes, is nearing completion. The Regional Director of Foundations, Tunç, stated that the mosque will be reopened for worship in the coming days, and that restoration has been completed on 12 of the 22 severely damaged historical sites in the city.
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Restoration work on the 400-year-old Akcurun Mosque in Kilis, which suffered severe damage in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes, is nearing completion. The Regional Director of Foundations, Tunç, stated that the mosque will be reopened for worship in the coming days, and that restoration has been completed on 12 of the 22 severely damaged historical sites in the city.

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Haberler broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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