♦️A very important and useful book for lovers of Andalusian history!
Those who love Andalusian history will find many sections of this book very useful and helpful for their travels around morroco.
Summer is here, and many will start to travel. Morroco, is one of those destinations that many visit from all around the world.
The people of al-Andalus always have an impact on Muslims and non Muslims that we can see and experience in our everyday lives. But one of the biggest influence the Andalusians had on was is Morroco.
This book, “Andalusian Morroco” provides the most valuable information of the impact on Andalusians in Morroco and in North Africa in general.
The book explains the history with the rise and fall of Al-Andalus and how the Andalusians left their homeland of modern day Spain and Portugal to reside in Morroco. To then leave their impact of Andalusian culture in Morroco.
The book focuses heavily on the cites: Fes, Chefchaouen, Tetuan and others.
Here is some samples of the book.
📜Telegram Channel:
https://t.me/GemsofIslamicEurope
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Those who love Andalusian history will find many sections of this book very useful and helpful for their travels around morroco.
Summer is here, and many will start to travel. Morroco, is one of those destinations that many visit from all around the world.
The people of al-Andalus always have an impact on Muslims and non Muslims that we can see and experience in our everyday lives. But one of the biggest influence the Andalusians had on was is Morroco.
This book, “Andalusian Morroco” provides the most valuable information of the impact on Andalusians in Morroco and in North Africa in general.
The book explains the history with the rise and fall of Al-Andalus and how the Andalusians left their homeland of modern day Spain and Portugal to reside in Morroco. To then leave their impact of Andalusian culture in Morroco.
The book focuses heavily on the cites: Fes, Chefchaouen, Tetuan and others.
Here is some samples of the book.
📜Telegram Channel:
https://t.me/GemsofIslamicEurope
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Imām ibn Hazm al-Andalusī:
"A piece of cloth that is too small to cover the entire body CANNOT be called a Jilbaab.”
[Al-Muhalā, (3/217)]
"A piece of cloth that is too small to cover the entire body CANNOT be called a Jilbaab.”
[Al-Muhalā, (3/217)]
Ibn Hazm al-Andalusī:
Is there any lovely thing provoking the admiration of all creatures, that gladdens the heart, captivates the senses, charms the soul, dominates the passion, ravishes the reason, and snatches away the mind, comparable with the anxiety of the lover over the beloved?
🕊Ring of the Dove
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Is there any lovely thing provoking the admiration of all creatures, that gladdens the heart, captivates the senses, charms the soul, dominates the passion, ravishes the reason, and snatches away the mind, comparable with the anxiety of the lover over the beloved?
🕊Ring of the Dove
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https://t.me/GemsofIslamicEurope
♦️One of the oldest Masjid in the world. Full of Andulsian and North African history.
The name is called, “Koutoubia Mosque” and is located in the city of Marrakesh, Morroco. Near the famous tourist attraction, Jemaa el-Fna. It also includes garden that surrounds the Masjid.
The minaret stands 70 meters high, which was an one of the highest during its era.
The Masjid got its name because of the numerous book sellers and traders who used to surround the masjid.
The city of Marrakesh, prior was ruled by the state of Almoravids. A state that was a state full of honor for the Andalusians and North Africans. But the city of Marrakesh was later to be captured by the Almohads.
The masjid first started to be built nearly 878 years go under the ruler of the Almohad State, Abd-al-Mu'min around the year 535A.H (1141).
Eventually, the masjid along with the tall minaret was completed around the year 553A.H (1158) under the ruler, Yaqūb El-Mansūr. This is the same ruler who help built the big minaret and masjid of Seville, al-Andalus along with the unfinished Hassan Tower in Rabat, Morroco.
Yaqūb El-Mansūr, is also known for his military battles in al-Andalus, where he had successfully beat Spanish and Portuguese christian rulers.
Here are some photos taken personally on the day of Jummah.
📜Telegram Channel:
https://t.me/GemsofIslamicEurope
The name is called, “Koutoubia Mosque” and is located in the city of Marrakesh, Morroco. Near the famous tourist attraction, Jemaa el-Fna. It also includes garden that surrounds the Masjid.
The minaret stands 70 meters high, which was an one of the highest during its era.
The Masjid got its name because of the numerous book sellers and traders who used to surround the masjid.
The city of Marrakesh, prior was ruled by the state of Almoravids. A state that was a state full of honor for the Andalusians and North Africans. But the city of Marrakesh was later to be captured by the Almohads.
The masjid first started to be built nearly 878 years go under the ruler of the Almohad State, Abd-al-Mu'min around the year 535A.H (1141).
Eventually, the masjid along with the tall minaret was completed around the year 553A.H (1158) under the ruler, Yaqūb El-Mansūr. This is the same ruler who help built the big minaret and masjid of Seville, al-Andalus along with the unfinished Hassan Tower in Rabat, Morroco.
Yaqūb El-Mansūr, is also known for his military battles in al-Andalus, where he had successfully beat Spanish and Portuguese christian rulers.
Here are some photos taken personally on the day of Jummah.
📜Telegram Channel:
https://t.me/GemsofIslamicEurope