The Mu'allaq Mosque is a mosque in Tripoli, Lebanon. It was commissioned by the Ottoman governor of Tripoli Mahmud Lutfi al-Za'im and constructed in 1559 in the early time of Ottoman Syria under Suleiman the Magnificent. Its name means "hanging mosque" originating in the location of the mosque in the first floor of a structure partly roofing a street. Steps lead up to the entrance of the mosque.
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- It was commissioned by the Ottoman governor of Tripoli Mahmud Lutfi al-Za'im and constructed in 1559[1][2] in the early time of Ottoman Syria under...
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- Significance Mu’allaq Mosque is one of the important monuments of Ottoman Tripoli.
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- "Mu'allaq Mosque (Za'im Mosque)." Tripoli City Website. http://tripoli-city.org/muallaq.html .
- Built between 1294 and 1315, the mosque is named after Al Mansouri Qala’un who liberated Tripoli from the Crusaders in 1289.
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- The Taynal Mosque was built by the Mamluk governor of Tripoli Saif al-Din Taynal in 1336 on the site of a 12th Carmelite Crusader Church.
- The Great Mosque of Al-Naqa is located in a narrow alley near Fnideqah Square, southeast of the old city of Tripoli.Bulunamadı: allaq
