The moon is rising and it catches the imposing public mosque - the Masjid-i Shah - which dominates another side of the square.
Other ethnographic methods were also employed, such as personal observations, photos, home visits, visits to and interviews at public places, mosques, and shrines.
It reportedly includes banning the use of the Turkish language in public, closing mosques, and razing Turkish cemeteries--in short, wiping out any trace of the Muslim Turkish minority.
Far-right groups, from neo-Nazis to right-wing militias, have discussed or plotted bombing immigrant communities, public gatherings, mosques, and infrastructure like water systems or electric power grids.
UNICEF is working to improve sanitation facilities in public buildings, mosques and schools – buildings that are easily accessible and that can provide the basic social services along Pakistan's roadways.
Sophisticated Ottoman water distribution points throughout the city also allocated water in agreed quantities to the public bathhouses, mosque ablution areas and public drinking fountains.
People who fled embattled neighborhoods camped in schools, mosques, public gardens and construction sites.
Against secular tradition, he suggests allowing public finance for mosques, to cut French Islam off from foreign sponsors.
In 2002, John Ashcroft, then the attorney general, allowed F.B.I. agents to visit public sites like mosques or monitor Web sites in the course of national security investigations.
There have been no known specific or credible threats received since American troops killed Osama bin Laden this week, but on Tuesday security at public spaces — including mosques, synagogues, train stations and basketball arenas — remained at elevated levels.
