File:Aleppo Al-Atroush Mosque 0170.jpg
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English: One of pictures taken from several sides of the al-Otrush Mosque, a funerary mosque commissioned to serve as his mausoleum by Amir Aq-Bagha al-Otrush in 1403 (and completed by his successor Amir Damir Dash). It has very fine decorations in panels on the main facade and at the entrance in Mamluk style. |
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