Farther out, dominating the Fifth Hill, is the Sultan Selim Camii (Mosque of Selim I), dedicated to the father of Seleyman the Magnificent.
Seleyman the Magnificent was the son of Selim I, the ruler honored by the mosque.
The Sultan Selim Camii was built to honor Selim II, the son of Seleyman the Magnificent.
The team looked good.
Newsweek said it was a ghost town.
The path there runs through arid desert land, with nothing growing except for a few scrubby bushes.
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I thought I'd throw the subjects in the street so the cars will run over them.
My mind is free after dealing with all the issues.