The world's largest clay historical mosque

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One of the main symbols of Muslim civilization is the largest clay historical mosque in the world. It is a historic mosque in the world.

Over the ages, wherever Muslims settled, they built mosques. In the early days of Islam, various social activities were also carried out in addition to offering prayers in mosques. That is, the mosque was the center of all their activities.

A good example is the historic mosque 'The Great Mosque of Dzeni' located in the city of Dzeni, Mali, in the African country. Which is very different from the structure of mosques in Asia or Arab region.

The construction of the Djeni Mosque in Mali, the country of ancient civilization, is free of modern technology so far! This is the largest mud mosque in the world. This beautiful structure has been considered as a part of world heritage.

This mosque is built with the help of soil, sand and water. However, to strengthen the masonry of the wall, palm trees have been used at certain distances. In the local language it is called - 'Toron.'

This mosque was built between 1200 and 1300 centuries. Sultan Kanbaru of Mali demolished his palace after converting to Islam and built this mosque there. He also built another palace for his residence on the east side of the mosque. His successors built the two minarets of this mosque and later the wall around the mosque was built.

This mosque is not damaged by rain as before. Still this renovation is done every year.

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