Spain: the burning of the “mosque-cathedral” in Cordoba

It wasn’t combustion. And it was no accident either.

Yours truly was there in 2015

More than a tourist attraction, more than an architectural treasure, the Mosque-Cathedral in the Andalusian city of Cordoba, Spain is a historical monument and a spiritual center – so, all around the world, both the faithful and the history lovers are mourning as a massive fire consumes the building complex.

Newsweek reported:

“Firefighters are responding to the blaze at the major tourist attraction and UNESCO-listed heritage site in Andalusia. Footage shows thick smoke billowing out from the millennia-old building as flames lapped at its roof.

Firefighters from the city of Córdoba are still battling to extinguish the fire at the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba but local reports say the blaze is mostly contained as of 10 p.m. local time. The extent of damage is not yet clear.”

One thought on “Spain: the burning of the “mosque-cathedral” in Cordoba”

  1. If the Hague Sofia burns, will the left and the MSM say ‘cathedral-mosque’ or just ‘mosque?’ I think you know the answer. It is a cathedral, not a mosque-cathedral. And you can bet mus-tards burned it because they can’t take it back. Every year they demand to hold mass prayers there and so far have been denied.

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