Mehmet Pashë Dukagjini dhe xhamia El-Adilija në Halep të Sirisë
Abstract
Late medieval period is considered as one of the main periods that made Islam religion influenced in a lot places. Islam religion made some changes in culture, architecture and society, this included Balkan also. Places like Albania even though tried to resisted, yet most of the popu- lation converted to Islam, this made some of the people to become very important persons to Sultan. Mehmet Pashë Dukagjini was one of the most important persons from Albania which ruled to Aleppo city during XVI century. As a go- vernor there he ordered to build a complex in the city which included one of the best mosques of that time Al-Adiliyya. This mosque has a unique architectural design, was the first one of ottoman type architectural design, has two portico the inner and outer one, and the prayer hall has the largest dome in Aleppo. Today, after all the war that happened from the conflict in Syria, yet with a few renovations would be one of the most important mosques in Aleppo which has history from Albanian origin.Downloads
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Carter F.W “Dubrovnik (Ragusa): a classic city-state”, Seminar Press - London and New York, 1972.
Elsie R., “Early Albanian: A reader of Historical Texts, 11th-17th centuries”, Wiesbaden, 2003.
Fine J.V.A “The late medieval Balkans”, The University of Michigan Press, 1994.
Frashëri, K “The history of Albania (a brief survey)”, Tiranë, 1964.
Hammond N. G. L “Migrations and invasions in Greece and adjacent areas”, Noyes press - Park ridge New Jersey, 1976.
Hopf Ch., “Chroniques gréco-romanes inédites ou peu connues publiées avec notes et tables généalogiques”, Berlin, 1873.
Kasmo R., “Five years of conflict: the state of cultural heritage in the ancient city of Aleppo”, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Paris, 2018.
Kuran A (1979) “Mimar Sinan’in bilinmeyen ve kaybolan camileri”, Bogazici Universitesi Dergisi, Vol.7, Turqi, pp.81-94.
Masters B., “The Arabs of the Ottoman Empire 1516-1918 - a social and cultural history”, Cambridge University Press, 2013.
Millner A., “Damascus Tiles: Mamluk and Ottoman Architectural Ceramic from Syria”, Prestel, 2015.
Mufaku M., “Shqiptarët në botën arabe”, Rilindja, 1990.
Mufaku M “Figura shqiptare në Lindjen e Mesme shekujt XVI - XX, Logosa-A, Shkup, 2021.
Necipoğlu G., “The age of Sinan: Architectural culture in the Ottoman Empire”, Princeton University Press, 2005.
Norris T.H., “Islam in the Balkans - religion and society between Europe and the Arab World”, University of South Carolina press, 1993.
Riddle E.J.R “Latin-English dictionary”, Longmans, green and co., Londër, 1980.
Sha th, Sh., “Halaḅ Tarīkhahā wā Ma alimahā al-Tarīkhiyyā”. University of Aleppo, Aleppo, 1981.
Zamputi I (1984) “Rindërtimi i mbishkrimit të Arbërit dhe mundesitë e reja për leximin e tij”, Iliria, Nr.2, pp.207-218.
Uthman, N., “Al-Handasa al- Insha iyya fi Masādij Ḥalab”, al- Isrrā library, Cairo, 1992.
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