Alan Orth
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Hugo 0.45 changed the behavior of ref and relref. The blog post, docs, and error messages are all fairly confusing to be honest, but changing the paths to simply include the document name seems to work, though it appears there is a non-standard case when resolving a reference from a post in another language. In that case the only ref syntax that worked was the longer one that uses "path" and "lang". Switching from relref to ref is probably unnecessary, but I wanted the links to be absolute and never really noticed that they weren't. See: https://gohugo.io/news/0.45-relnotes/
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author = "Alan Orth"
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date = "2016-10-11T12:06:06+03:00"
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title = "Sheikh Zayed Mosque: the Pearl of Aqaba"
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images = ["/2016/10/DSC_0024.JPG"]
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slug = "sheikh-zayed-mosque-pearl-aqaba"
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description = "The pearl of Aqaba is an elegant white mosque by the sea."
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categories = ["Architecture"]
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tags = ["Mosque", "Aqaba"]
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{{< figure src="/2016/10/DSC_0024.JPG" title="Beautiful mosque by the sea, surrounded by palm trees" alt="Beautiful mosque by the sea, surrounded by palm trees" >}}
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The best way to describe the Sheikh Zayed mosque would be "the pearl of Aqaba." There is a lot to love about this picturesque mosque by the Jordanian seaside, but its crown jewel — to continue the analogy — is the impeccable Arabic calligraphy inlaid in its facade. Sadly, Aqaba itself [isn't much to write home about]({{< ref "aqaba-dirty-disappointing.md" >}}).
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Originally built in 1975, the mosque was refurbished in 2010 as part of a larger [effort to revitalize the Red Sea port city](http://www.marsazayed.com/) and was modeled after the [Sheikh Zayed Grand mosque](http://www.szgmc.gov.ae/en/) in Abu Dhabi.
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