VOICED : Row over Cordoba churchs Muslim past

The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba is a significant historical site symbolizing religious coexistence. Despite its Islamic origins, the term 'mosque' is absent from its current presentation, sparking controversy. Built in the 8th century on a Christian basilica's ruins, it was later converted into a cathedral. Legal changes allowed the church to claim ownership, leading to disputes over its Islamic heritage. Campaigners argue for public ownership, emphasizing its cultural and economic importance to Cordoba.

How has the Church's management of the Mosque Cathedral been perceived by local campaigners?

What is the significance of the Mosque Cathedral of Cordoba in terms of cultural identity?

What historical changes led to the Mosque Cathedral being registered as church property?

What do local Muslims believe about the omission of the word 'mosque' in relation to the site's history?

What actions have campaigners taken regarding the ownership of the Mosque Cathedral?