Madrasa Bu InaniyyaJami' al-KutubiyyaMosque of HasanZaytuna MosqueSidi Lezzaz MosqueGreat Mosque of MeknesMosque of the QasbaJami' 'Uqbah ibn Nafi'Zawiya S'maGreat Mosque of ChaouenMosque of Sidi Bu MakhlufChellah Necropolis

Zaytuna Mosque

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Great Mosque of Tunis
Great Mosque al-Zaituna
Kotoubia Mosque
Kutubiya Mosque
Madrasa of Bu Inaniyya
Sidi Lezzaz Mosque
Mosque of the Qasba
Great Mosque of Qayrawan
Mosque of Sidi Oqba
Mosque of Sidi 'Uqba
Bou 'Inania Medersa
Bu 'Inaniyya Madrasa
Zawiya S'ma
Zaouiyya S'ma
Mosque of Sidi Bu Makhluf
Mosque of Sidi Bu Maklouf
El Zitouna Mosque
Bu 'Inaniya Madrasa
Mosque of the Kasba
Mosque of Hasan
Hassan Mosque
Hasan Mosque
Congregational Mosque of Rabat
Mosque of Rabat
Tour de Hassan
Minaret of Hasan
Great Mosque of Qairawan
Great Mosque of Meknes
Great Mosque of Kairouan
Bu 'Inaniyyah Madrasa
Bou 'Inaniya Madrasa
Mosque of the Booksellers
Sidi Lazaz Mosque
Chellah Necropolis
Mosque of Sidi Bou Makhlouf
Great Mosque of Chaouen
Zaouia Sma
Mosque of the Casbah
Madrasa of Bou Inaniya
Chella
Grande Mosqueé de la Koutoubiya
Great Mosque of Qairouan
Great Mosque of al-Qayrawan
Great Mosque of Kairawan
Jami' Sidi Uqba
Jami' 'Okba ibn Nafi'
Jami Uqba ibn Nafi
Great Mosque of Meknès
Jami' Sidi Okba
Zaouia S'ma
Great Mosque of Chaouén
Madrasa of Bou 'Inaniya
Mosque of Hassan
Sidi Bou Makhlouf Mosque
Jami' al-Kutubiyya
Jami' 'Uqbah ibn Nafi'
Madrasa Bu Inaniyya
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/13846
Date
1350-1355
Description
comparative material, Comparison of twelve minarets in North Africa: Left to right, top to bottom: Zaytuna Mosque (Tunis, Tunisia); Madrasa of Bu Inaniyya (Fez, Morocco); Chella Necropolis (Rabat, Morocco); Sidi Lezzaz Mosque (Fez, Morocco); Kutubiyya Mosque (Marrkesh, Morocco); Great Mosque of Meknes (Meknes, Morocco); Mosque of the Qasba (Tunis, Tunisia); Great Mosque of Qayrawan (Kairouan, Tunisia); Mosque of Hasan (Rabat, Morocco); Zawiya S'ma (Ouezzane, Morocco); Great Mosque of Chaouen (Chaouen, Morocco); Mosque of Sidi Bu Makhluf (El Kef, Tunisia), 1997
Type of Work
School (building); Shrine (structure); Minaret; Mosque; Madrasa; Hospice; Necropolis
Subject
Fortifications, Islam, Mosques, Sultans, Tombs, Unfinished works of art, Minarets, Marketplaces, Fès (Morocco), Sufism, Madrasahs, Islamic religious education, Islam -- History, Hypostyle halls, Hospices, Spolia, Khanqahs, Kutubiyya Mosque (Marrakech, Morocco), Rabat (Morocco), Meknès (Morocco), Necropolises, Ruined cities, Religious buildings, Hypostyle mosques, Almohad, Tunis (Tunisia), Casbahs, Muslim saints, Islamic sects, Islamic monasteries, Abu Yusuf Ya'qub al-Mansur, Sultan of Morocco, d. 1199, Architecture, Islamic--Africa, North, Religious architecture, Architecture, Islamic --Morocco, Architecture, Islamic --Tunisia, Architecture --Morocco, Booksellers and bookselling, Multipurpose buildings, Abu Inan al-Marini, Faris ibn Ali, 1329-1358, Waqf, Jamis, Nasir li-Din Allah ibn al-Mustadi' bi-Amr Allah, Caliph, 1158-1225, Abd al-Mu'min, Caliph of the Almohades, 1094?-1163, Maghreb, Brickwork, Minarets, Battlements, Buildings, Octagonal, Tiles, Islamic
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(c)Yves Korbendau
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