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The Iraqi mihrabs, their history, their names In the Abbasid period | ||
| journal of arabian sciences heritage | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 3, 2018, Pages 267-284 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Abstract The mihrab is an architectural element created by the Muslims for the necessities of which the direction of Qibla is set in the mosques, and the front stands in it during the prayer so as to provide a complete description of the Muslims inside the chapel. The mihrab has a third benefit in amplifying the voice during the time of prayer, Peace be upon him) and the Mosque of Damascus, the Mosque of Kairouan, and the Mosque of Amr Balfstat?. ) 132AH - 656 AD) - (749 AD - 1258 AD). This era was marked by prosperity, sophistication, the development of architecture, the abundance and distinction of mosques, and hence the abundance of Islamic mihrabs and the development of its decoration. And talk about the most important niches of the mosques in the Abbasid era, including, the Mosque of the Caliph in Samarra, and the Mosque of the Palace of Al-Akhaydir, and Al-Mansour Mosque in Baghdad, this is what the search, as well as the introduction and conclusion, and the list of margins and references | ||
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