GREAT MOSQUE OF KILWA, KILWA, TANZANIA
West façade from the south. Note barrel vault behind the line of domes.
The Great Mosque of Kilwa is the earliest remaining mosque structure on the East African coast, though it is predated by elements from the Kizimkazi Mosque in Zanzibar. The Great Mosque, which now stands at the edge of modern Kilwa, was built in at least two distinct stages, which can be seen in the marked difference between the small northern prayer hall built in the eleventh and twelfth centuries and the subsequent fourteenth century southern enlargement. Furthermore, segments of a tenth century foundation predate both sections of the existing mosque layout. The Great Mosque of Kilwa, which is entirely roofed by domes and vaults, has since its construction been widely acknowledged as one of the first mosques built without a courtyard. - Southern extension and the Great Dome
- Southern Enclosure of Kilwa Great Mosque
- Northern Ablution Area of Kilwa Great Mosque
- Northern Prayer Hall of Kilwa Great Mosque
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