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check it and, if possible, fix it. After examining it, he found it very damaged and incapable to function, so he requested making another clock that looks like the old one from the
Directorate of Religious Endowments. They accepted the request on March 24. On March 25, 1925, the work started on the clock in Mahsoob's house, where he made a four-faced clock with the help of his sons, Mohammed Rasheed and Abdul Hadi. It was completed on December 28, 1929, where Mahsoob gave it to the Directorate of Religious Endowments, but they did not take it, because they weren't sure of it. He hanged it on a high wall in house until October 10, 1932, where an exhibition was opened, where Mahsoob displayed the clock and got the first place for it. It stayed in the gardens of the exhibition until February 1933, where the directorate accepted the clock but didn't hang it because there was no tower. It stayed for 26 years in the directorate's stocks until 1961, where the tower was built and the clock was hanged. In 1973, the clock tower was covered with golden aluminum sheets.
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826:, a four hours fight went on between the American forces and the Iraqi forces that were positioned inside the mosque. Parts of the domes, clock tower and the halls were destroyed. People that lived near the mosque cleaned the mosque from shattered glass and battle effects, along with protecting the mosque from those who stole most of Baghdad. The Sunni endowment, with the corporation of several companies and families, rebuilt the destroyed parts of the mosque, until it was fully recovered in 2004.
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652:. And then, he visited the abolished mosque of Abu Hanifa and ordered to rebuild it and recover all the damages. Along with recovering the mosque, they also added new features to it, like a minaret, a hall, a bathroom, from 50 to 140 shops and the dome that they rebuilt was a dome that was never seen like it before. They also built a square fortress around the mosque and a watchtower. The fortress was armed with 150 soldiers with different military equipment.
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706:, the Vali of Baghdad, Suleiman Abu Layla, renewed the shrine and built a dome and a minaret. In 1217 AH / 1802 CE, some of the mosque's constructions almost fell down, causing the destruction of some parts of the mosque, but Suleiman Pasha, rectified the matter and reconstructed the old buildings and painted the top of the minaret with gold. In 1255 AH / 1839 CE, Sultan
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made of stone and plaster. The dome of the main hall is decorated with small accurate trappings, just like the doors and pillars. The walls are also covered with
Jordanian marble, three meters above the ground. The main hall contained two niches covered with geometric motifs with four pillars built around them, decorated with gorgeous trappings and writings of
725:, vowed when she was sick, that if she got healed, she will rebuild the mosque with her own money, which she did after she got better. Sultan Abdulaziz ordered to form a committee that consisted of three employees in the mosque and the mayor of Adhamiyah. The cost of reconstructing the mosque was 80,000
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to the Abu Hanifa mosque to fix it and place it in the mosque, but it was old and most of it was damaged. Abu Hanifa mosque published in the newspapers, on
February 17, 1921, the need of a specialist to help fixing the clock, but no one responded. On March 17, 1921, Abdul Razzaq Mahsoob promised to
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The mosque had two hallways that surround the main hall, one from the east and another from the north, with an area of 800 square metres (8,600 sq ft) each. 26 domes are built on top of the hallways, based on 12 pillars. Between every one of them 4.5 metres (15 ft). There are three
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The main hall is a great rectangular hall with an area of 578 square metres (6,220 sq ft). It consists of eight marble pillars with a large dome on top of them with iron chains hanging from them to hold the chandeliers, with three other domes built around it on three rectangular pillars
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Yahia, the sultan ordered to rebuild the buildings around the mosque and decorate it with strips of gold and silver, decorate the mosque with green wool drapes and expand the upper and lower gates. The mosque became at its greatest during the period of the rule of Sultan Murad IV.
776:, loads of upgrades were done on the mosque. The government gave the construction money to the engineer, Najmuddin Abdullah al-Jumaili. He started working in Ramadan 1379 AH / February 1960 CE with the construction lasting for five years. These upgrades included:
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The total area of the mosque is 10,000 square metres (110,000 sq ft) and it can accommodate 5,000 worshipers. On Friday prayers, the regular number of worshipers is 1,000, while on the regular everyday prayers, 200-250 worshipers come to the mosque.
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In 1080 AH / 1669 CE, the brother of the vizier, Mohammed Bek
Daftary, reconstructed old parts of the mosque and built a hallway in it. In 1090 AH / 1689 CE, Omar Pasha reconstructed the mosque and made its garden one of the most wonderful gardens in Baghdad.
729:. The committee made a construction map and gave it to the most popular engineer in Baghdad, Asit Karz, the map contained two hallways, several rooms from the south, east and north, a garden, a chapel, a big courtyard and a school for teaching
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wanted to go back to the palace of the sultan, Alp Arslan. He went on Jamadi al-Akhira 27, 459 AH (May 15, 1067 CE). During his time in
Baghdad, he built a great high dome on Abu Hanifa's tomb, and spent a lot of money on it. He built a
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to live in houses around the mosque to protect it. The sultan ordered to renew the school and appointed employees to manage the school, along with allowing celebrations and holidays in the school. With the administration of
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765:. There were several other reconstructions over the years. The most important ones were in 1918 and 1935, where the old rooms were replaced with bigger new rooms, and 1948, where they renewed the flooring and verses of
581:. He built a hallway for it and a nave, making it a big mosque. He built a school for the followers of Abu Hanifa and brought teachers for them and gave them much money to spend. He did a good job in that matter.
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564:, the school was opened on September 22, 1067, therefore, the Great Imam school is the first school in Baghdad. It took four months and a half to build the school (from January 8, 1067 to May 15, 1067).
1053:"Imam of the luti Abu Hanifa mosque, Abd al-Sattar Abd al-Jabbar, calls the security forces to stop some of their members from provoking people in a way that raises sectarian gaps"
599:, was visiting Baghdad in Jamadi al-Oula 459 AH, Abu Saad al-Mustawfi went there to welcome her. During his days in Baghdad, he built a shrine for Imam Abu Hanifa, made a
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While he was in prison, Abu Hanifa died in 150 AH / 767 CE in
Baghdad, either from being poisoned or from old age. He was buried in al-Khayzuran Cemetery, named after
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496:, chief judge, but he refused, which caused him being tortured and put in prison. He was lashed 110 lashes until he agreed. Al-Mansur ordered Abu Hanifa to make
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that was buried in it, 23 years after Abu Hanifa was. It was said that his funeral was attended by 50,000 people, and was attended by al-Mansur himself.
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ordered to reconstruct the mosque, renew the wall and build more rooms for students and poor people. These renovations costed 2,300
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in 1508, Abu Hanifa mosque and school were destroyed and abolished, due to sectarian conflicts that the
Safavids had. The Ottomans
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for the shrine, built a dome, created a school for teaching Abu Hanifa's lectures and brought scholars to teach in it.
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The walls were lifted one meter of the ground from all the sides of the mosque and anti-moisturizes were put on it.
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doors for the hallways, one from the side of the residential area and two from the side of the markets.
549:, Abu Saad al-Khwarizmi or al-Mustawfi, built a shrine for Abu Hanifa in the mosque, along with a white
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714:, which was welcomed with superior greetings by the residents of Baghdad because of its holiness.
553:. Al-Khwarizmi also built a school near the mosque, named the Great Imam School, for teaching the
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that expand the caliph's authority, which Abu Hanifa disagreed to do, leading him back to prison.
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ordered to reconstruct the old damaged parts of the mosque and decorate it with a tunic from
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Building a tower, covered with blue and white mosaic and placing a big clock on it in 1961.
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and particularly, Abu Hanifa mosque, because it was the shrine of the Imam of the sultan's
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Covering three meters of the walls of the main hall and hallways with
Jordanian alabaster.
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534:. It was said that Abu Jaafar al-Zammam built a hall inside of the mosque in 379 AH.
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district of northern
Baghdad, which is named after Abu Hanifa's reverential epithet
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American troops damaged it on April 11, 2003: its clock tower was hit by a rocket.
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and fell in the mosque's courtyard without any damages done to the mosque.
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Abu Hanifa mosque in 2015, the minaret and golden-cream dome visible.
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is buried in the middle of the room, his grave covered by a wooden
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Madhhab or school of
Islamic religious jurisprudence. It is in the
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Rebuilding the whole outer wall and the main doors of the mosque.
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Located under the main dome, the tomb chamber is a wide room.
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and replaced the Shi'ite Safavid with the Sunni Ottoman rule.
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Decorating the main hall and the hallways with modern lights.
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Adding Andalusian ornaments to the mosque by Moroccan hands.
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and made it high, just like the shrines of the family of
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Building bathrooms, ablution spots and a summer chapel.
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1320:"History of the Mosque of Abu Hanifa and its school"
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1179:"Minarets: Great Imam Mosque (Abu Hanifa An-Nu'man)"
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Building half a hallway from the north-western side.
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Later, in 459 AH / 1066 CE, the Grand Vizier of the
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1240:Jawad, Mustafa (1940). "The First School in Iraq".
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1055:. Sharqiya Television. May 21, 2014. Archived from
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595:While Khadija Arslan-Khatun, the sister of Sultan
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1212:Best partitions in the knowledge of the region
341:10,000 square metres (110,000 sq ft)
1688:
1343:History of Baghdad's mosque and its monuments
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1385:History of Baghdad between the two invasions
1370:History of Baghdad between the two invasions
1154:Abu Hanifa: Life and Era - Opinions and Fiqh
937:An outer view of Abu Hanifa mosque from 1920
733:. The reconstructing lasted for five years.
1156:(2 ed.). Cairo: Dar al-Fikr al-Arabi.
1111:
697:
611:, Al-Muntazam fi Tarikh al-Milouk w al-Umam
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769:was written on the walls of the hallways.
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1276:Al-Muntazam fi Tarikh al-Milouk w al-Umam
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828:Later, in 2006, missiles were fired by a
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1318:Al Shakir, Osama S. (October 30, 2013).
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118:Ecclesiastical or organisational status
16:Ancient Abbasid mosque in Baghdad, Iraq
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817:
804:Flooring the ground with mosaic floor.
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1101:. Riyadh: National King Fahd Library.
973:Tomb of Imam Abu Hanifa in the Mosque
629:After the invasion of Baghdad by the
301:Abu Saad al-Khwarizmi or al-Mustawfi
736:
717:In 1288 AH / 1871 CE, the mother of
644:first visited, after invading Iraq,
2156:Baghdad under the Abbasid Caliphate
2032:Mausoleum of Imam al-Hasan of Basra
1702:
1097:Ibn al-Bazzaz, Mohammed M. (1904).
753:Abu Hanifa mosque during the 1960s.
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666:recaptured by the Safavids in 1623
143:Sheikh Abd al-Sattar Abd al-Jabbar
14:
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1116:(2 ed.). Darussalam Press.
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702:In 1757, during the rule of the
433:), is one of the most prominent
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1908:Mausoleum of Yahya Abu al-Qasim
1725:Mausoleum of Abdul-Qadir Gilani
1248:
1214:(3 ed.). Madbouli Library.
1210:al-Maqdisi, al-Bushari (1991).
925:Side view of the Mosque in 1912
895:
853:Main hall of the mosque in 2014
451:It is built around the tomb of
1745:Mosque-Madrasa of al-Ahmadiyya
1340:al-Alousi, Mahmoud S. (1924).
1145:
1112:Najeebabadi, Akbar S. (2001).
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874:
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822:On April 10, 2003, during the
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1:
2002:Abdul-Aziz al-Samarrai Mosque
1141:. Baghdad: al-Raqeem Library.
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2072:Mosque of the Prophet Daniel
1810:Mausoleum of Umar Suhrawardi
1750:Mosque-Madrasa of al-Asifyah
1637:"Story of Abu Hanifa Mosque"
1255:Ibn al-Jouzi, Abu Muzaffar.
1152:Abu Zahra, Mohammed (1947).
883:A view of the main hall 2012
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7:
2146:1066 establishments in Asia
2092:Mosque of Sayyid Ar-Mahmoud
1898:Mosque of the Prophet Jonah
1324:Abu Hanifa An-Nu'man Mosque
1225:al-Aadhamy, Hashim (1964).
1137:al-Aadhamy, Waleed (2001).
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429:
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146:Sheikh Ahmed Hassan al-Taha
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43:
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1903:Mosque of the Prophet Seth
1825:Al-Musta'sim Billah Mosque
1387:(5 ed.). p. 115.
1372:(5 ed.). p. 101.
1099:Virtues of Imam Abu Hanifa
1078:Scenes from post-2003 Iraq
961:Abu Hanifa Mosque, in 2008
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1368:al-Azzawi, Abbas (1935).
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745:Abu Hanifa mosque in 1919
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1177:Nasir, Turki M. (2011).
830:Katyusha rocket launcher
824:Battle of Baghdad (2003)
698:Rebuilding and expanding
642:Suleiman the Magnificent
609:Abu'l-Faraj ibn al-Jawzi
2027:Imam Ali Mosque (Basra)
2022:Great Mosque of Amadiya
1965:Great Mosque of Samarra
1888:Great Mosque of al-Nuri
1760:Grand Mosque of Baghdad
1034:List of mosques in Iraq
635:invaded Baghdad in 1534
371:35 metres (115 ft)
236:33.372091°N 44.358409°E
2077:Salman Al-Farsi Mosque
1870:Zumurrud Khatun Mosque
1835:Syed Sultan Ali Mosque
1720:17th of Ramadan Mosque
884:
854:
754:
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704:Mamluk dynasty in Iraq
660:In 1638, the Ottomans
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507:al-Khayzuran bint Atta
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467:("The Great Leader").
430:Gāmi` al-imām al-aʿẓam
214:Geographic coordinates
67:Gāmi` al-imām al-aʿẓam
2161:Sunni mosques in Iraq
2017:Great Mosque of Aqrah
1242:al-Mu'allim al-Jadeed
1185:(555). Archived from
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455:, the founder of the
453:Abu Hanifah an-Nu'man
409:), also known as the
2151:11th-century mosques
2141:Architecture in Iraq
1929:Great Mosque of Kufa
1845:Sheikh Ma'ruf Mosque
1114:The History of Islam
949:Adhamiya Clock Tower
488:Abu Ja'far al-Mansur
241:33.372091; 44.358409
2067:Al-Nukhailah Mosque
2047:Jalil Khayat Mosque
1850:Umm al-Tabul Mosque
1815:Al-Muradiyya Mosque
1770:Al-Kazimiyya Mosque
1765:Haydar-Khana Mosque
1740:Adila Khatun Mosque
1504:"Abu Hanifa Mosque"
818:Battle of Adhamiyah
772:In 1959, after the
712:Al-Masjid an-Nabawi
232: /
2136:Mosques in Baghdad
2115:Mosques by country
2062:Mudhafaria Minaret
2012:Great Basra Mosque
1986:Imām Husayn Mosque
1924:Al-Hannanah Mosque
1893:Mosul Grand Mosque
1855:Umm al-Qura Mosque
1800:Ibn Bunnieh Mosque
1735:Al-Adiliyya Mosque
1083:2019-03-29 at the
889:Abdul-Qadir Gilani
885:
855:
755:
747:
723:Pertevniyal Sultan
662:re-invaded Baghdad
627:
484:
419:جامع الإمام الأعظم
406:Masjid Abī hanīfah
55:جامع الإمام الأعظم
2123:
2122:
2082:Al-Sarraji Mosque
1960:Al ‘Askarī Mosque
1780:Al-Khulafa Mosque
1775:Al-Khilani Mosque
1730:Abu Hanifa Mosque
1183:al-Wa'i al-Islami
908:with metal bars.
737:Twentieth century
589:, Mir'at al-zaman
587:Sibt ibn al-Jawzi
579:Ali ibn Abu Talib
528:Abbasid Caliphate
427:
411:Grand Imam Mosque
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387:Abu Hanifa Mosque
383:
382:
82:Abu Hanifa Mosque
63:
45:Masjid abī hanifa
41:
22:Abu Hanifa Mosque
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1981:Al ‘Abbās Mosque
1955:Abu Dulaf Mosque
1939:Al-Sahlah Mosque
1865:Al-Wazeer Mosque
1840:Shabandar Mosque
1805:Arif Agha Mosque
1785:Al-Rahman Mosque
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2057:Minaret of Anah
2052:Al-Maqam Mosque
2042:Al-Kawaz Mosque
1990:
1969:
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