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Malaysia Police Completing Investigation on Quran Dumping Incident

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Statements from 14 individuals, including three publishers and three printers, have been recorded by Malaysian police to assist in the investigation regarding the discovery of 13 copies of the Quran believed to have been deliberately dumped in a drain.

News ID: 3482868 Publish Date : 2023/03/20

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Malaysia Police Completing Investigation on Quran Dumping Incident

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