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Masallacin Sidi Boumediene

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Masallacin Sidi Boumediene
Wuri
Ƴantacciyar ƙasaAljeriya
Province of Algeria (en) FassaraTlemcen Province (en) Fassara
District of Algeria (en) FassaraTlemcen District (en) Fassara
BirniTlemcen
Coordinates 34°52′40″N 1°17′22″W / 34.8777778°N 1.2895833°W / 34.8777778; -1.2895833
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History and use
Opening1339 (Gregorian)
Shugaba Abu al-Hasan Ali ibn Othman (en) Fassara
Suna saboda Abu Madyan (en) Fassara
Addini Musulunci

Masallacin Sidi Boumediene (Larabci: مسجد شعيب أبو مدين) ko Masallacin mai bautar (Larabawa: مسجد العباد) wani katafaren rukunin addinin Islama ne a Tlemcen, Algeria, wanda aka keɓe ga babban waliyyin Sufi Abu Madyan. Abu Madyan ya sami yabo daga Seville kuma ya ba da gudummawa sosai wajen yaɗuwar tasawwuf a yankin Maghreb.

Masarautan Marinid suka kafa masallacin a shekara ta 1339. An kafa madrasa ne shekaru takwas bayan masallacin, inda Ibn Khaldun ya koyar sau daya.[1] An kuma kafa fadar ta Dar al-Sultan da kuma a can kasan wurin da hadaddun, inda sarakunan suka tsaya yayin ziyarar su zuwa masallacin.[2] Masallacin Sidi al-Haloui, wanda aka gina a shekarar 1353, an yi masa kwatankwacin abin a hankali. Mai son kiyaye gine-ginen Zianides, zai ba da izinin gina masallacin ta hanyar amfani da 'yan kasar wajen gina masallacin.[1]

Gidan ya ƙunshi gine-ginen addini da yawa da suka haɗa da masallaci, kabari, madrasa da hamam. Masallacin yana da babbar hanyar shiga da ta yi kama da ta sauran gine-ginen Moorish masu yawa daga Córdoba zuwa Kairouan. Ofar tana kaiwa zuwa ga hotunan zane-zanen filastar. A saman dome akwai muqarnas. Yana ci gaba zuwa matakala wanda yayi kama da na Puerta del Sol, Toledo. An yi wa ƙofofin katako ado da tagulla, kuma suna kaiwa ga sahn tare da maɓuɓɓugar a tsakiya kuma an kewaye shi da farfajiyoyi da zauren salla.

  1. Madrasa Sidi Abu Madyan. Archnet. Retrieved January 7, 2018.
  2. Dar al-Sultan. Archnet. Retrieved January 9, 2018.

Bibliography

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  • Georges Marçais, L’architecture musulmane d’occident, Tunisie, Algérie, Espagne et Sicile, Paris, Arts et Métiers Graphiques, 1954, p.276
  • Georges Marçais, Les villes d'art célèbres. Tlemcen, éd. du Tell, Blida, 2003, rééd. de l'ouvrage paru en 1950 à la Librairie Renouard (Paris)