To face the extreme heat, France's mosques open their doors as a refuge for everyone.
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To face the extreme heat, France's mosques open their doors as a refuge for everyone.

01 July, 2026.Technology and Science.1 sources

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Under extreme heat, the Hajj puts pilgrims to the test.

01 July, 2026

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Temperatures exceeding 40°C, Inas Gamal chose to remain in the air-conditioned hotel room to perform, between sunrise and sunset, the prayers of the Hajj, which begins on Monday in Saudi Arabia

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