LONDON (Reuters) - A media-shy Islamic movement that wants to build a 12,000-capacity "mega mosque" in east London will launch a campaign next week to try to overcome heated opposition to its plan.
Tablighi Jamaat, a missionary group founded in India in the 1920s, bought the site nearly 12 years ago, but has struggled to overcome strong local resistance to building what would be Britain's biggest site of worship.
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