Turkey’s decision to reinstate Hagia Sophia as a mosque, while relating to internal Turkish political dynamics, is symptomatic of a wider dispute between conceptions of religion and secularism.
By Paul Hedges*
Hagia Sophia, once Christendom’s greatest church, then a mosque under the Ottomans, before becoming a museum in...
Hagia Sophia As Mosque Or Museum: Religion In A Post-Secular World – Analysis
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