After almost four years of war, a sense of cohesion has grown.
After almost four years of war, a sense of cohesion has grown.
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Various locations, Ukraine – When the war began, the Muhammad Asad Islamic Cultural Centre in western Ukraine opened its doors to displaced people from across the country, turning classrooms and prayer halls into temporary shelters.
Muslims lined study rooms with mattresses, cooked meals and distributed water – acts they saw as ordinary, yet gestures that quietly challenged long-held misconceptions about Islam.
Despite Ukraine's losses, the four-year anniversary of Russia's war reignites a spirit of resilience among some.
Al Jazeera’s Nils Adler reflects on the changes he has seen in Ukraine after four years of reporting on the war.
From curbs on rights to fewer choices at the market, the war has taken its toll. Still, support for it remains high.
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