Nur Camii, Wuse, Abuje, Nijerya

Nur Camii, Wuse, Abuje, Nijerya

An-Noor Mosque, Wuse, Abuja, Nigeria

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NİJERYA'NIN BENİN CİTY ŞEHRİNDEKİ CAMİLER

Benin City Şehrinin Konumu

1. Benin Üniversitesi Merkez Camii
2. Hostel Camii
3. Merkez Camii

Benin Üniversitesi Merkez Camii, Benin City, Edo Eyaleti, Nijerya

Benin Üniversitesi Merkez Camii, Benin City, Edo Eyaleti, Nijerya

(University of Benin City Central Mosque, Nigeria)

Cami, Nijerya'nın Edo Eyaletinin başkenti olan Benin City şehrinde Benin Üniversitesi Kampüsü içerisinde bulunmaktadır.

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Abuja Merkez Camii, Nijerya

Abuja Camii, Nijerya

Great Mosque of Kano, Kano, Nigeria

 Great Mosque of Kano, Kano, Nigeria

  New Central Mosque of Kano, built in 1963
(Büyük Cami, Kano, Nijerya)

There is very little documentation of the original Great Mosque of Kano, which was destroyed in the 1950s, though it was said to have been the most impressive in West Africa.
The mosque was probably predated by a low-profile rectangular mosque sanctuary built in the fourteenth century.
The subsequent great mosque is attributed to a collaboration between Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa (c. 1463-1499) and the Egyptian Cabd al-Rahman. It was the first mud mosque of the soro, or tower, type in Nigeria.

NİJERYA (Nigeria)

Nijerya'nın Konumu

1. Abuja Camii
2. FRIDAY MOSQUE, ZARIA (English)   
3. Great Mosque of Kano, Kano (English) 
4. Nur Camii, Wuse, Abuja

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FRIDAY MOSQUE, ZARIA, NIGERIA

FRIDAY MOSQUE, ZARIA, NIGERIA
(Cuma Camii, Zaria, Nijerya)
Northeast façade of the 1970s exterior. Shari'a Court would have stood at the far left.

1. Friday Mosque at Zaria
2. Kafin Lema Shari'a Court

Pictures of Friday Mosque, Zaria, Nigeria

Friday Mosque, Zaria, Nigeria
Northwest corner of the 1970s exterior 

Kafin Lema Shari'a Court (Nigeria Zaria Friday Mosque)

 Friday Mosque, Zaria, Nigeria

View along the west façade with Zaria palace in distance. 

The final component of the Masallaci Juma'a, which is now destroyed, is the Shari'a court, or Kafin Lema Shari'a court.
The building, in the northeast corner of the mosque complex, created a conduit between the mosque and the neighboring palace through a u-shaped corridor.
From the court, the Emir could proceed into the mosque.

Prayer Hall Of Friday Mosque at Zaira

  View through the mosque through a north-south axis of bays.

 (Friday Mosque, Nigeria)

The main hall of the Masallaci Juma'a in Zaria is called Uwar Masallaci.
Within the 1500 square meter complex, the sahn occupies about 400 square meters.
This square sanctuary builds upon mosque design popular in Sokoto, which had a flat roof under which a grid of quadrangular bays were supported by pillars.

Friday Mosque at Zaria, Zaria, Nigeria

Bakan gizoor Hausa vault of one of the side bays 

 Friday Mosque at Zaria, Nigeria

The mosque at Zaria is one of the few remaining examples of the historic Hausa religious building tradition, though its exterior underwent a complete redesign in the 1970s.
The other two outstanding examples, the great Mosque of Kano and the mosque at Katsina, have either been demolished or completely redone.