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2020 in religion
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This is a timeline of events during the year
2020
which relate to
religion
.
Contents
Events
See also
References
Events
3 February
– The
Ljubljana Mosque
, the first mosque to be built in Slovenia, opens in
Ljubljana
.
[
1
]
4 February
– The
Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra
trust is announced for the construction of the
Ram Mandir
temple in
Ayodhya
, India.
[
2
]
23 February
–
Riots
break out in
Delhi
, in which Hindu rioters randomly attack and kill Muslims.
[
3
]
1 June
– U.S. President
Donald Trump
oversees the
tear gassing
of
protesters
to
visit a church
.
[
4
]
22 June
– The
Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces
is opened.
[
5
]
10 July
–
Hagia Sophia
is converted from a museum to a mosque.
[
6
]
8 October
– The
Ghazanchetsots Cathedral
is
shelled
during the
Battle of Shusha
in
Nagorno-Karabakh
.
[
7
]
16 October
– A French schoolteacher is
murdered
for allegedly displaying a depiction of
Muhammed
in class.
[
8
]
21 October
– The documentary
Francesco
is released, in which
Pope Francis
makes
comments
endorsing protections for same-sex
civil unions
.
[
9
]
29 October
– As Islamic terrorist attacks the
Notre-Dame de Nice
in
Nice
.
[
10
]
2 November
– The
Votanikos Mosque
opens in
Athens
.
[
11
]
30 December
– The
Islamic Defenders Front
is banned in Indonesia for its involvement in
Islamic terrorism
.
[
12
]
See also
2020 in Vatican City
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on religion
References
↑
"Slovenia's first mosque opens after 50 years"
.
Arab News
. 3 February 2020
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
"15 trustees in Ram Temple trust; one to be Dalit: Amit Shah"
.
The Economic Times
. 5 February 2020.
ISSN
0013-0389
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Dutta, Alisha; Tewari, Samridhi (22 February 2023).
"2020 Delhi riots: three years later, the scars remain"
.
The Hindu
.
ISSN
0971-751X
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Gjelten, Tom (1 June 2020).
"Peaceful Protesters Tear-Gassed To Clear Way For Trump Church Photo-Op"
.
NPR
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Walker, Shaun (20 October 2020).
"Angels and artillery: a cathedral to Russia's new national identity"
.
The Guardian
.
ISSN
0261-3077
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Romey, Kristin (10 July 2020).
"Iconic Hagia Sophia stripped of museum status, paving its return to a mosque"
.
National Geographic
. Archived from
the original
on 17 April 2021
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
"Nagorno-Karabakh: Cathedral hit by shelling"
.
dw.com
. 8 October 2020
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Makooi, Bahar (15 October 2021).
"
'The violence shook me profoundly': Teachers, students remember Samuel Paty's murder"
.
France 24
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Winfield, Nicole (21 October 2020).
"Francis becomes 1st pope to endorse same-sex civil unions"
.
AP News
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
"France attack: Three killed in 'Islamist terrorist' stabbings"
.
BBC News
. 29 October 2020
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
"Will The New Athens Mosque Lead To The Closure Of The 90 Illegal Mosques?"
.
Greek City Times
. 5 November 2020
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
↑
Lamb, Kate (30 December 2020).
"Indonesia bans hardline Islamic Defender's Front group"
.
Reuters
. Retrieved
27 March
2023
.
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