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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
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Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452j)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452l)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452f)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452g)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452i)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452m)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452k)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452n)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452o)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452d)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452c)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452e)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452b)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Palästinenser entspannen im antiken Hamam Al-Samra Dampfbad in Gaza-Stadt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by APAImages/Shutterstock (11784452a)
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, in Gaza City, on March 3, 2021. Hammam al-Samra is one of the most important Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine. It is located in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza and is considered one of the wonderful examples of the Ottoman baths in the country. It is the only bathroom remaining so far in Gaza City, where the splendor in its planning and the gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room to the cold room, which was roofed with a dome with round openings intertwined with colored glass allowing the sunlight to penetrate to illuminate the hall with natural light that gives the place elegance and beauty. The beautiful floor is paved with marble roundabouts, squares and triangles of various colors, and the bathroom was recently restored.
Palestinian men relax at the ancient Hamam Al-Samra, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory - 03 Mar 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Alltag in Sofia, Bulgarien
October 1, 2020, Sofia, Bulgaria: Banya Bashi, a mosque with a large dome built over thermal spas during the 16th-century Ottoman Empire, in Sofia city center. .On October 1st, 2020, in Sofia, Bulgaria. (Credit Image: © Artur Widak/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Monastiraki square, Athens, Greece, Europe,
Monastiraki Square, Athens, Greece, Europe
Marco Simoni -
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Al-Serkal Mosque. Main entrance with two minarets. Phnom Penh. Cambodia.
Al-Serkal Mosque, main entrance with two minarets, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia
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FEATURE - Bilder des Tages
October 30, 2017 - Beersheba, Israel - Members of the Australian Light Horse Association, many of them descendants of ANZAC soldiers who fought in World War I, arrive at the outskirts of Beersheba following a three day ride in the desert reenacting their forefathers' onslaught of Beersheba on 31st October 1917 in World War One. Centenary commemorations mark the liberation of Beersheba in which General Allenby's troops breached the line of Ottoman defenses between Gaza and Beersheba. 800 soldiers of the Australian 4th and 12th Regiments of the 4th Light Horse Brigade under Brigadier General William Grant, with only horses and bayonets, charged the Turkish trenches, overran them and captured the wells of Beersheba in what has become known as the last successful cavalry charge in British military history (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Albania, Gjirokaster province, Gjirokastra (Gjirokaster), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old city
Old City, Gjirokastra (Gjirokaster), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Gjirokastra Province, Albania, Europe
Bruno Morandi -
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Albania, Gjirokaster province, Gjirokastra (Gjirokaster), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old city
Old City, Gjirokastra (Gjirokaster), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Gjirokastra Province, Albania, Europe
Bruno Morandi -
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Blue Mosque at night (Sultan Ahmed or Ahmet Mosque) (Sultanahmet Camii), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Blue Mosque at night (Sultan Ahmed Mosque) (Sultan Ahmet Mosque) (Sultanahmet Camii), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Terrace Kiosk, Tulip Garden, Fourth Courtyard, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Terrace Kiosk, Tulip Garden, Fourth Courtyard, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Dormitory, The Harem, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site. Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Dormitory, The Harem, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Baghdad Kiosk, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Baghdad Kiosk, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Imperial Hall, Throne Room, The Harem, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Imperial Hall, Throne Room, The Harem, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Tulip Garden, Fourth Courtyard, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Tulip Garden, Fourth Courtyard, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Audience Chamber, or Audience Hall, Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Audience Chamber (Audience Hall), Topkapi Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Library of Sultan Ahmed III, Topkapi Palace Museum, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Library of Sultan Ahmed III, Topkapi Palace Museum, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Wendy Connett -
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Tower of David through trees. Jerusalem Old City. Israel.
Tower of David through trees, Jerusalem Old City, Israel, Middle East
Eitan Simanor -
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Turkey, Central Anatolia, Safranbolu, Unesco World Heritage site, old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami mosque
Old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami Mosque, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Safranbolu, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
Christian Kober -
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Turkey, Central Anatolia, Safranbolu, Unesco World Heritage site, old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami mosque
Old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami Mosque, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Safranbolu, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
Christian Kober -
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Turkey, Central Anatolia, Safranbolu, Unesco World Heritage site, old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami mosque
Old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami Mosque, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Safranbolu, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
Christian Kober -
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Turkey, Central Anatolia, Safranbolu, Unesco World Heritage site, old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami mosque
Old Ottoman town houses and Izzet Pasar Cami Mosque, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Safranbolu, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
Christian Kober -
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Ottoman era mosque in Be'er Sheva. The Museum of Islamic and Near Eastern Cultures. Be'er Sheva. Israel.
Ottoman era mosque in Be'er Sheva, The Museum of Islamic and Near Eastern Cultures, Be'er Sheva, Israel, Middle East
Eitan Simanor -
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Tower of David museum. the main courtyard. jerusalem Old City. Israel.
Tower of David museum, the main courtyard, jerusalem Old City, Israel, Middle East
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Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gallo Images / Rex Features (1794000d)
Nizamiye Mosque in Midrand is a replica of the Selimiye mosque in Turkey and is the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere. The mosque was designed in the traditional Ottoman Empire design and was built using ancient Turkish building techniques
Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
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Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gallo Images / Rex Features (1794000e)
Nizamiye Mosque in Midrand is a replica of the Selimiye mosque in Turkey and is the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere. The mosque was designed in the traditional Ottoman Empire design and was built using ancient Turkish building techniques
Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gallo Images / Rex Features (1794000a)
Nizamiye Mosque in Midrand is a replica of the Selimiye mosque in Turkey and is the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere. The mosque was designed in the traditional Ottoman Empire design and was built using ancient Turkish building techniques
Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gallo Images / Rex Features (1794000c)
Nizamiye Mosque in Midrand is a replica of the Selimiye mosque in Turkey and is the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere. The mosque was designed in the traditional Ottoman Empire design and was built using ancient Turkish building techniques
Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gallo Images / Rex Features (1794000b)
Nizamiye Mosque in Midrand is a replica of the Selimiye mosque in Turkey and is the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere. The mosque was designed in the traditional Ottoman Empire design and was built using ancient Turkish building techniques
Ottoman Empire style mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa - 31 May 2012
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Libya Desert Journey
A young man lights the coals of a nargileh, a water pipe in a plaza within the walls of the Medina in Tripoli, Libya on Sunday, March 23, 2008.
Libya is the country to visit in order to see the Sahara Desert in all its splendor. It sounds like an oxymoron, but ever since Colonel Qaddafi surprised the world announcing that Libya would give up its weapons programs, it has become one of the most politically stable countries in the region and thus an ideal place to travel to in order to see the wonders of the desert. And the Libyan Desert has it all. Marvel at the forbidding volcanic rock walls of the Jebel Acacus, climb dunes for as far as the eye can see, float in the salt water of a desert oasis and behold the ancient wonders of Leptis Magna, once the largest Roman city in Africa. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Rufai dervishes
Prizren Republic of Kosovo february 2008
Rufai ( Rufaj ) dervishes in the winter Teqe ( praying hall ). Wider is the black stripe on the fez, higher is the spiritual level of the dervish.
REPORTERS © Francois STRUZIK (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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Sofi Sinan-Pasha mosque
Prizren, Republic of Kosovo february 2008
Sofi Sinan-Pasha Mosque ( 15th century). On the back side, the catholic cathedral of Prizren.
REPORTERS © Francois STRUZIK (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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Stone bridge of Prizren
Prizren Republic of Kosovo february 2008
Ottoman age stone bridge from the 15th century, the main mosque ( Sofi Sinan-Pasha ) and the Holy Saviour orthodox church.
REPORTERS © Francois STRUZIK (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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Sultan Ahmed Mosque / Blue mosque Istanbul
Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Craig Easton -
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Sultan Ahmed Mosque / Blue mosque Istanbul
Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe
Craig Easton -
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Archival Cinema and Entertainment
Jean Seberg,
"Moment to Moment" (1966) Universal
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