Kasbah Mosque

Kasbah Mosque is a mosque in Tunis. It is a listed Historical Monument.

Kasbah Mosque

Localization

This mosque is located in the Medina , in the Kasbah. I

History

The mosque was built after 1230 by the architect Ali ibn Mohamed ibn Kacem following the orders of the Hafsid dynasty's founder Abu Zakariya Yahya (ruled between 1230 and 1249). It was the first mosque to be built in Tunis after Al-Zaytuna Mosque and was at first the beginning, a place of prayer, only for the rulers who lived in the Kasbah. Later it became a public mosque for the Friday prayer of the city.[1]

Architecture

The mosque has a rectangular prayer room that has seven naves and nine spans.

  • Arches of the kasbah mosque
  • Calligraphy of the Kasbah minaret
  • View of the Kasabh mosque from Bab Bnet
  • Details of the minaret
  • Details of the minaret
  1. "Lieux de culte Municipalité de Tunis" (in French). Government of Tunis. Archived from the original on August 11, 2009. Retrieved July 23, 2010.

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