While the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the world, a Berlin church is hosting Muslims who are unable to fit into their mosque for their prayers during Ramzan, setting a forward example of communal harmony.
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The Dar Assalam mosque in the Neukölln district normally welcomes hundreds of Muslims to its Friday services. But it can currently only accommodate 50 people at a time under Germany's coronavirus restrictions.
The church, a red-brick neo-renaissance building in Berlin's Kreuzberg district could hardly offer a sharper contrast to the cultural centre in Neukoelln where the Muslim congregation is accustomed to gathering.
(Photograph:Reuters)