Hagia Sophia to be turned back into a mosque

[HVC]

D. Catarina is more famous for popularising tea in Albion though. 

Her Wikipedia has that customary entry in figures (especially foreigners!) in 17-8th century English history - "Popish plot"

Looking at Wiki I just found out that bagpipes aren't from Scotland? They started using them there in  the 1500's? WTF. Iberia alone had a version since like the 900's. This is somehow Bravehearts fault

[Maladict]

The Chora Church has been turned into a mosque today 

[Valmy]

The Chora Church has been turned into a mosque today 

Huh. Was that ever a mosque?

[Sheilbh]

Until 1945. I've more of an issue with this one - it's more of a museum-ish building and less palimpsestical than Hagia Sophia.

[Maladict]

Until 1945. I've more of an issue with this one - it's more of a museum-ish building and less palimpsestical than Hagia Sophia.

The interior spaces are very small and completely covered in mosaics and frescoes. I don't see any practical way of temporarily covering them like you can in Hagia Sophia.

[Sheilbh]

The interior spaces are very small and completely covered in mosaics and frescoes. I don't see any practical way of temporarily covering them like you can in Hagia Sophia.

Yeah I agree and from my memory there's less of a presence in the building of its time as a mosque, which was still there with Hagia Sophia.