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English: The Almoravid minbar of the Kutubiyya Mosque, produced in Cordoba in 1137 by commission of Amir Ali ibn Yusuf for the main mosque (Ben Youssef Mosque) in his capital of Marrakesh. (Note: This is just a cropped and retouched version of the picture uploaded by another user.)
العربية: المنبر المرابطي الذي صنع في قرطبة عام 1137 بطلب الأمير علي بن يوسف بن تاشفين لمسجده الجامع في العاصمة المرابطية مراكش
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(Minor retouching by Robert Prazeres

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View of the minbar as displayed at the El-Badi Palace.

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