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	Saudi Arabia: Authorities defend mosque speaker restriction Authorities say they have imposed a maximum volume following complaints from the public. 3 hours ago
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	'This is a rich life': The rise of communal living Picture a sunlit modern interior built from light wood, where private apartments open up into airy communal spaces. Residents organize their social activities and hobbies in groups, connecting over shared interests. They meet regularly to vote on com... 2 hours ago
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	Saudi minister defends volume limit on mosque loudspeakers In a major policy last week in a country home to the holiest Muslim sites, the Islamic affairs ministry said the speakers should be set at no more than one-third of their maximum volume. The order, which also limited the use of loudspeakers mainly to... 27 mins ago
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