The Great Mosque was built in Al-Qatay, southeast of Cairo, Egypt, in 876 by Ibn Tulun, a Turkish ruler of the Tulunid dynasty. The mosque itself is 116m wide and 140m deep, with an outer courtyard on three sides except the qibla side, and is surrounded by an outer wall. Its colonnaded design, outer courtyard, brick construction, and spiral minaret all closely resemble the architectural style of Samarra in Iraq. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
876年,トゥールーン朝のトルコ人支配者イブン・トゥールーンが,エジプトのカイロ東南部のアルカタイに建てた大モスク。モスク自体の大きさは横幅 116m,奥行 140mでキブラ側を除く三方に外庭があり外壁をめぐらす。列柱式の設計,外庭の存在,煉瓦造,螺旋状のミナレットなどにおいて,イラクのサーマッラーの建築様式に忠実に従っている。
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