Prophet Yunus Mosque
The Prophet Yunus Mosque is located on the left side of the Tigris River. The Prophet Yunus Mosque is a sacred place for Muslims and non-Muslims, and visitors from inside and outside Iraq flock to the Prophet Yunus Mosque.
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