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- ru.us.edu.vn en/Sidi_Darghut_MosqueThe Sidi Darghut Mosque or Jama Sidi Darghut (Arabic: جامع درغوت باشا) is a mosque in Tripoli, Libya. It was built in around 1560 by Dragut on the site of a...
- archiqoo.com locations/sididarghutmosque.phpSidi Darghut Mosque is a historical mosque located in Tripoli, capital of Libya. It was built in 1560 AD by Dragut, a Muslim Ottoman naval commander who...
- es.aroundus.com p/8469205-sidi-darghut-mosqueLa Mezquita de Sidi Darghut es una parte esencial del patrimonio islámico y las prácticas religiosas en Trípoli. ... 447 m. Caramanli mosque Building in Libya.
- libyaobserver.ly culture/darghut-mosqueThe Darghut Mosque in Tripoli is another example of the Ottoman style mosques that represent an important feature of the city's cultural identity.Bulunamadı: sidi
- commons.wikimedia.org wiki/File:Darghut_Mosque_…English: Exterior of the Darghut Mosque and Tomb in the medina of Libya's capital Tripoli. ... The following page uses this file: Category:Sidi Darghut Mosque.
- temehu.com islamic-tourism-and-mosques.htmThe following data therefore will attempt to introduce the various historical Islamic sites in Libya, including photos of some of the most ancient mosques in Libya.
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- libyanheritagehouse.org architecture/ottoman-…The Sidi Darghut Mosque of Tripoli was the first mosque built by the Ottomans in approximately 1560.
- heritage.site africa/libya/Libya. The 20 most popular sites. Cyrene. ... Tripoli Cathedral. Sidi Darghut Mosque.
- overyourplace.com discover-tripoli-local-history-…Sidi Darghut Mosque: Built in 1560 by Ottoman admiral Dragut, it’s one of the oldest mosques in Tripoli and represents the city's Islamic architectural zenith.
- mapcarta.com 16768306Jāmi‘ Sīdī Ḑaw’ is a mosque in Libya. Overview. Map. ... Type: Mosque. Category: religion. Location: Libya, North Africa, Africa. View on OpenStreetMap.Bulunamadı: darghut
- twitter.com aymenaiblu2. Sidi Darghut Mosque (Tripoli) Draghut constructed it roughly in 1560 AD on the site of a Hospitaller church, pieces of which were incorporated into the mosque.
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