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Umayyad , Abbasid and Tulunid Architecture (Fustat & al-Qata’i) Ibn Tulun moved the government to N.W of Fustat , created al-Qata i, a new urban development inspired by Samarra near Baghdad. The mosque of Ibn-Tulun: View of the mosque courtyard with 13th century fountain dome in the center & the mosque's famous spiraling minaret with same design concept of Samarra mosque in . . Minarets of Mosque of Ibn-Tulun and the Great Mosque of Samarra.
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