-
longer necessary. Today,
mihrabs vary in size, but are
usually ornately decorated.[citation needed] It was
common for
mihrabs to be
flanked with pairs...
-
Mihrab (Turkish: Mihrap), also
known as
Genesis (French: La Genèse) is a
painting of 1901 by the
Turkish artist Osman Hamdi Bey. The
painting was first...
- 1146–7. Both
mihrabs share the
motif of six-pointed
stars surrounded with hexagons. The
similarities in
motifs between these two
particular mihrabs have led...
- in the rest of the mosque,
though it is now also green.
There are two
mihrabs or
niches indicating the
qiblah in the mosque, one was
built by Muhammad...
- In
addition to the main
mihrab (niche
symbolizing the
direction of prayer), the
prayer hall
contains several flat
stucco mihrabs added in
different periods...
-
Ayatollah al-Sayyid
Muhammad Baqir Muhsin al-Hakim at-Tabataba'i (8 July 1939 – 29
August 2003; Arabic: السيد محمد باقر محسن الحكيم الطباطبائي), also known...
- (623 CE) and is one of the few
mosques in the
world to have
contained two
mihrabs (niches
indicating the qibla) in
different directions. In 1987, during...
- (finished in 958) and his son al-Hakam II
added a richly-decorated new
mihrab and
maqsurah section (finished in 971). The
mosque was
converted to a cathedral...
-
mosques only
contain a
singular mihrab, the
Kusumba mosque is
unique because it has
multiple mihrabs.
These mihrabs are made of the same
stone as the...
-
These show
other distinctive features, such as a
multiplicity of
doors and
mihrabs; the
Sixty Dome
Mosque has 26
doors (11 at the front, 7 on each side, and...
