Mihrab, Anjar

Fatema AlSulaiti

by Fatema AlSulaiti
published on 06 March 2013

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Mihrab, Anjar — Mihrab or niche in the wall of a mosque at Anjar (8th century CE) that indicates the qibla or direction to Mecca, decorated by an apex arch lintel carved with vegetal carving above Byzantine characters.

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AlSulaiti, F. (2013, March 06). Mihrab, Anjar. World History Encyclopedia. https://www.worldhistory.org/image/1074/mihrab-anjar/

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