That such an indulgent sweetmeat should be most closely associated with a place of profound piety seems both incongruous and yet oddly appropriate for the Islamic Republic.
Originally established as a Roman fort, it later became a Norman stronghold with the construction of Cardiff Castle, which today sits incongruously in the city centre, flanked by pubs and buskers.
One of the things that you talk about is the obscuring of the book of Joshua, which is kind of maybe you could mention that and how that kind of fits uncomfortably into certain narratives.