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Iranians to form human chain around nuclear site
Monday November 14, 2011 08:55:33 PM,
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Tehran: Thousands
of Iranians will form a human chain around a nuclear site to
protect what they say is their country's "peaceful nuclear
programme", state media reported Monday.
The demonstration is being planned at the Uranium Conversion
Facility near Isfahan city, 350 km from Tehran, the Fars news
agency said.
It would be a protest against the recent International Atomic
Energy Agency (IAEA) report that said Iran's nuclear programme is
more ambitious than previously known.
Iran has dismissed the report, reiterating its claim that the
nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes like energy and
research.
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More than 2.5mn people from all
across the world have gathered in Makkah for Haj which starts
November 05, 2011 this year. Haj, the fifth pillar of Islam is
a religious journey to the House of Allah in Makkah. This is
in response to the call of Prophet Abraham when Allah
commanded him to call mankind to perform Haj. Haj is the
largest gathering of Muslims as about three million Muslims
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barriers including language, color, class and race are broken.
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