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Courtyard-hypostyle Mosque |
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Definition
- A form of mosques originally made to mimic the Prophets mohammed's house in Medina. it's most prominent features are a courtyard usually surrounded by a covered "hypostyle" area.
- Most used by the Ummayyad's and abbasssid
- Ex: Great Mosque at Damascus, Cordorba Mosque.
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- a Mosque categorized by for "iwans" or vaults
- Four portals at aligned with the cross axis of plan opening onto central courtyard.
- the biggest iwan usually symbolize the qibla wall
- Iwans are also used for hospital's, schools, etc.
- Ex: isfahan Friday mosque
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Central Plan Mosque (domed) |
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Definition
- Under the ottoman empire
- Large dome that demarks the centralized area, radiate from a central point
Ex: Suleymaniye Mosque |
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- Built by:
- Style: Central-plan
- Location: Istanbul, Turkey
- Important features: 4 minarets, Large dome, with many small domes around it.
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- Built By:
- Ummayyad
- Date: 691
- Location: Jerusalem
- It's a Shrine!
- Centralized Plan
- Important features: the location where the prophet ascended into heaven. Golden and veggie mosiacs all around the walls. Marble interiors
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The Great Mosque at Damascus. |
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Definition
- Built by:
- Al-walid
- the ummayyads
- year 715
- Location: damascus, Syria
- style: courtyard-hypostyle
- Important Features: Axial Nave, built from stone.
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- Built by:
- Byzantine and ottoman's
- Date: 6th century (532)
- Location: Constantinople (istantbul)
- Style: centralized
- Important features: Large centralized dome, 4 minarets
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- Built By:
- Abbasids
- Date: 851 AD
- Location: Samarra, Iraq
- Important Features: Helicoidal Minaret, made from brick, stucco carving in floral and geometric designs, piers.
- Style: Courtyard-hypostyle.
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