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The Mosque of the Prophet Muhammad in Medina The same iconographical elements: cupola, graves, pulpit, palms in an open space. Visitors’certificate. Lithography, Medina, mid-19th century. Bron: Leiden UB, plano 53 F 1
Graveyard Baqî’ al-Gharqad, outside Medina. The graves of members of the family of the Prophet (also of his favourite wife A’isha) and many other saints and believers. It is a place to be buried, or to visit and ask for intercession (shafâ’a). Shortly after the Saudi conquest of Medina (1925) the graveyard was destroyed. Source: al-Lari, Tuhfat al-Haramayn, MS Leiden Or. 11.079, f. 38b (1012/1603).
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Page 3 and 4: Sacred geography. De Ka’ba in Mec
Page 5: The Mosque of the Prophet Muhammad
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Page 17 and 18: Title-page of the Turkish commentar
Page 19 and 20: Interior of the Mosque of Sidi Ben
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