(Translated by Google) It is located in the wonderful old town of Tunis. The area is the most beautiful landmark in the capital. (Original) Tunisz csodálatos óvárosában található. A környék a legszebb nevezetesség a fővárosban.

The Ez-Zitouna Mosque, located in Tunis, Tunisia, is a historic and revered place of worship. Dating back to the 8th century, it stands as one of the oldest and most significant mosques in North Africa. Its intricate architecture and cultural importance make it a captivating destination for both religious purposes and exploration of the region's rich history.

Beautiful mosque. Unfortunately my Nike trainers and socks were stolen back in August of 2019! If anyone has them please let me know and apologize in the name of Allah. Other than that great mosque, CCTV would go a long way though.

(Translated by Google) Architecture and its aesthetics were not the only exception that the Zaytuna Mosque enjoyed. Rather, its cultural and scientific role constituted leadership in the Arab and Islamic world as the concept of the Islamic University was taken from its founding and the establishment of its position as a teaching center, through the University of Zaytuna. The mosque played a leading role in spreading Arab-Islamic culture in The country of Morocco, and in its rehab, was founded the first school of thought in Africa, which spread a strict scientific spirit and a modern approach to tracking issues in critique and scrutiny. Among the most prominent symbols of this school are Ali Bin Ziyad, its founder, Asad Bin Al Furat and Imam Sahnoun, the owner of the blog that arranged and codified the Maliki school. The University of Zaytuniyah was also well-known in the Hafsid era by the interpreter and scholar Ibn Arafa al-Tunisi, the owner of numerous works, and Ibn Khaldun, the historian and innovator of sociology. However, the mosque experienced a major setback when the Spanish army entered it in summer of 1573 in what is known as the Friday, and seized its manuscripts, and transferred a number of them to Spain and to the Pope's library, and this is in the context of the conquest of Tunisia. The nation of Islam and its advancement. As the University of Zaytuna did not suffice to be a beacon that radiates its knowledge and thought in the world and contributes to the march of creativity and progress and is based on true science and true knowledge and tolerant Islamic values, but rather was a basis for liberation and liberation through preparing national leaders and establishing awareness of the Arab-Islamic identity in which the historian Ibn Khaldun graduated And Ibn Arafa, Al-Tijani, Abu Al-Hassan Al-Shazly, Ibrahim Al-Riahi, Salem Bouhajib, Muhammad Al-Nakhali, Muhammad Al-Tahir Bin Ashour, owner of liberation and enlightenment, Muhammad Al-Khader Hussein, Sheikh of Al-Azhar Mosque, Muhammad Al-Aziz Ja’it, and the reformer, the leader Abdel Aziz Al-Thaalbi and the poet Tunisian Abu Al-Qasim Al-Shab The author of (Songs of Life Bureau) and Taher Al-Haddad, author of Our Woman’s Book on Sharia, Society, Islamic Education and the Reform Movement at the Zaytuna Mosque. Among his scientific episodes, the Algerian reformer Abdel Hamid bin Badis, former Algerian President Houari Boumediene and many others have emerged from many Tunisian, Maghreb and Arab elites. (Original) لم يكن المعمار وجماليته الاستثناء الوحيد الذي تمتع به جامع الزيتونة، بل شكل دوره الحضاري والعلمي الريادة في العالم العربي والإسلامي إذ اتخذ مفهوم الجامعة الإسلامية منذ تأسيسه وتثبيت مكانته كمركز للتدريس، وذلك عبر جامعة الزيتونة، وقد لعب الجامع دورا طليعيا في نشر الثقافة العربية الإسلامية في بلاد المغرب، وفي رحابه تأسست أول مدرسة فكرية بإفريقية أشاعت روحا علمية صارمة ومنهجا حديثا في تتبع المسائل نقدا وتمحيصا، ومن أبرز رموز هذه المدرسة علي بن زياد مؤسسها وأسد بن الفرات والإمام سحنون صاحب المدونة التي رتبت المذهب المالكي وقننته. وكذلك اشتهرت الجامعة الزيتونية في العهد الحفصي بالفقيه المفسر والمحدث ابن عرفة التونسي صاحب المصنفات العديدة وابن خلدون المؤرخ ومبتكر علم الاجتماع. إلا أن الجامع عرف نكسة كبرى عندما دخله الجيش الإسباني في صائفة 1573 فيما يعرف بوقعة الجمعة، واستولوا على مخطوطاته، ونقلوا عددا منها إلى إسبانيا وإلى مكتبة البابا، وهذا في إطار غزو تونس.لقد تخرج من الزيتونة طوال مسيرتها آلاف العلماء والمصلحين الذين عملوا على إصلاح أمة الإسلام والنهوض بها. إذ لم تكتف جامعة الزيتونة بأن تكون منارة تشع بعلمها وفكرها في العالم وتساهم في مسيرة الإبداع والتقدم وتقوم على العلم الصحيح والمعرفة الحقة والقيم الإسلامية السمحة، وإنما كانت إلى ذلك قاعدة للتحرر والتحرير من خلال إعداد الزعامات الوطنية وترسيخ الوعي بالهوية العربية الإسلامية ففيها تخرج المؤرخ ابن خلدون وابن عرفة والتيجاني وأبو الحسن الشاذلي وإبراهيم الرياحي وسالم بوحاجب ومحمد النخلي ومحمد الطاهر بن عاشور صاحب التحرير والتنوير، ومحمد الخضر حسين شيخ جامع الأزهر ومحمد العزيز جعيط والمصلح الزعيم عبد العزيز الثعالبي وشاعر تونس أبو القاسم الشابي صاحب (ديوان أغاني الحياة) وطاهر الحداد صاحب كتاب امرأتنا في الشريعة والمجتمع والتعليم الإسلامي وحركة الإصلاح في جامع الزيتونة، ومن حلقاته العلمية برز المصلح الجزائري عبد الحميد بن باديس والرئيس الجزائري السابق هواري بومدين وغيرهم كثير من النخب التونسية والمغاربية والعربية.

An ancient historical place that brings peace to your soul, whatever your religion.... It is a historical mosque that dates back to the year 698 AD around 79 AH. Despite that, you find visitors from different religions, races and nationalities of the world.

Lovely place ❤️.

Highly overrated as seems to be only main tourist attraction in city centre. Not much to look at. Opens after 2pm. Mosque is not in a good condition generally and need of repair. Repairs done so far are really bad and historic areas been repaired using really bad patch work. I saw people doing wudu in the courtyard from a tap - was really surprised to not see proper facilities on such a big mosque.

(Translated by Google) alhamduillah (Original) alhamduillah

(Translated by Google) Do not miss (Original) A ne paz rater

(Translated by Google) Tunisia played important roles in ancient history since the era of the Phoenicians and the Amazigh and Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals and was known as the province of Africa during the Roman rule, which has named the entire continent in its name. Muslims conquered [33] in the seventh century and founded the city of Kairouan in 50 AH to be the second Islamic city in North Africa after Fustat. Under the Ottoman Empire, it was called "Tunisian Alaaalh." Signed under the French occupation in 1881, then it gained independence in 1956 to become officially the Kingdom of Tunisia at the end of the reign of Mohamed Lamine Bay. [34] With the announcement of the Republic of Tunisia on July 25 1957, the Habib Bourguiba became its first president. Followed by the latter in the Presidency of the Republic Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's coup d'etat in 1987, and continued his rule until 2011, when he fled during the Tunisian revolution. Tunisia has adopted the export-oriented industries in the process of liberalization and privatization of the economy, which has averaged GDP 5% since early 1990 growth, and states that Tunisia has suffered corruption under the rule of the former president. [35] Tunisia has close relations with both historical and from the United States and the European Union, a key ally outside NATO and has several advanced partnership agreements collected with the European Union, which is the first customer of Tunisia and strong economic ally. Tunisia is also in the Arab League and the African Union member. Tunisia has established close relations with France in particular, through economic cooperation and industrial modernization, and privatization programs. Government's approach to the conflict between Israel and Palestine, it is also an intermediary in the field of diplomacy in the Middle East and has made a significant contributor to impose peace in the world through its troops deployed in areas of conflict and the United Nations. [36] [37] (Original) لعبت تونس أدوارا هامة في التاريخ القديم منذ عهد الفينيقيين والأمازيغ والقرطاجيين والونداليين والرومان وقد عرفت باسم مقاطعة أفريكا إبان الحكم الروماني لها والتي سميت باسمها كامل القارة. فتحها المسلمون [33] في القرن السابع الميلادي وأسسوا فيها مدينة القيروان سنة 50 هـ لتكون ثاني مدينة إسلامية في شمال أفريقيا بعد الفسطاط. في ظل الدولة العثمانية، كانت تسمى "الإيالة التونسية". وقعت تحت الاحتلال الفرنسي في عام 1881، ثم حصلت على استقلالها في عام 1956 لتصبح رسميا المملكة التونسية في نهاية عهد محمد الأمين باي.[34] مع إعلان الجمهورية التونسية في 25 يوليو 1957، أصبح الحبيب بورقيبة أول رئيس لها. تلى الأخيرَ في رئاسة الجمهورية زين العابدين بن علي بالانقلاب عام 1987، واستمر حكمه حتى 2011 حين هرب خلال الثورة التونسية. اعتمدت تونس على الصناعات الموجهة نحو التصدير في عملية تحرير وخصخصة الاقتصاد الذي بلغ متوسط نمو الناتج المحلي الإجمالي 5 ٪ منذ أوائل 1990، ويذكر ان تونس عانت الفساد في ظل حكم الرئيس السابق.[35] تونس لديها علاقات وثيقة وتاريخية مع كل من الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية والاتحاد الأوروبي وهي حليف رئيسي خارج الناتو ولديها عدة اتفاقيات شراكة متقدمة تجمعها مع الاتحاد الأوروبي والذي يعد الزبون الأول لتونس والحليف الاقتصادي القوي. تونس هي أيضا عضو في جامعة الدول العربية والاتحاد الأفريقي. وأنشأت تونس علاقات وثيقة مع فرنسا على وجه الخصوص، من خلال التعاون الاقتصادي والتحديث الصناعي، وبرامج الخصخصة. وقد جعلت النهج الذي تتبعه الحكومة في الصراع بين إسرائيل وفلسطين كما أنها وسيط في مجال الدبلوماسية في الشرق الأوسط ومساهم كبير في فرض السلام في العالم عبر قواتها المنتشرة في مناطق النزاع والتابعة للأمم المتحدة.[36][37]

(Translated by Google) The most famous Islamic monuments in Tunisia and is characterized by wonderful geometric shapes and very beautiful scenery as it indicates Iraq and the traces and the past is full of stories 🇵🇸💙💙🇹🇳 (Original) اشهر المعالم الاسلاميه في تونس و يتسم باشكال هندسيه رائعه و مناظر جميله جداا حيث يدل على عراقه و الترات و الماضي مليئ بالحكايات 🇵🇸💙💙🇹🇳

This five stars because it's Zaytuna mosque, historical place you can feel it there. But unfortunately they are not taking care of it! I was so sad to see that. Not just Zaytuna mosque but most of the mosques in Tunisia. Love Zaytuna ❤mosque

The oldest mosque in Tunis and the 1st University of the world. Worth visiting with its beautiful architecture Feelings of peace, warmth and tranquility overwhelm you.

After spending some nights in Tunis, I didn't know that there is such a unique and beautiful place, called Djamaa Ezytuna, the place had its unique feeling of serenity and peace, the wuduu place was very original and different.

Masahallah, stunning Mosque, not too busy, the Azan and recitation my the Imam was stunning. Very very peaceful. It is open about 30mins before prayer times.

(Translated by Google) alhamduillah best mosque in north africa, perfect for people with turban and burqas, great sheep slaughter at bayram (Original) alhamduillah beste Moschee in Nordafrika, perfekt für Leute mit Turban und Burkas, tolle Schafschlachtung bei Bayram

The mosque in the center of Tunis, while in the Medina it is worth visiting

(Translated by Google) God is great, and praise be to God for his blessing (Original) الله أكبر و للله الحمد على نعمه

Beautiful mosque. The history is evident, lovely architecture. Mosque itself is one of the oldest in Africa and the world, roughly 1300 years and has been a centre of knowledge and religion for that time. Courtyard is a peaceful place to spend time, prayer hall is expansive and clean.

Beautiful courtyard. Stunning architecture. Worth the visit. Some great shops all around the mosque that sell traditional souvenirs.

The mosque is very beautiful and is distinguished by its historical archaeological character, and it is located in the center of the ancient city..You can reach it only on foot.

(Translated by Google) This mosque looks amazing. It has a pleasant atmosphere, and I have never felt closer to God while praying. 5/5 (Original) هذا المسجد يبدو مذهلاً. يسودها جو لطيف ولم أشعر قط أنني أقرب إلى الله أثناء الصلاة. 5/5

The mosque is the oldest in the Capital of Tunisia and covers an area of 5,000 square metres (1.2 acres) with nine entrances.It has 160 authentic columns brought originally from the ruins of the old city of Carthage. The mosque is known to host one of the first and greatest universities in the history of Islam. Many Muslim scholars were graduated from the Al-Zaytuna for over a thousand years. From Ibn 'Arafa, one of the greatest scholars of Islam, Imam Maziri, the great traditionalist and jurist to the famous Tunisian poet Aboul-Qacem Echebbi and countless others all taught there.

One of the best historical places to visit in the capital of tunisia, it's characteristic islamic designs were beautiful, a very recommended place to visit, P. S: non Muslims and women with no veil on their hair are note allowed to enter

Old mosque in the Old Medina of Tunis. The still pray on the traditional way like hundreds year ago. Need to visit when you are in Tunis.

Absolute disaster of a tourist destination. It used to be allowed for tourists to enter, like the other great mosques of Kairouan and Sousse. Now it is just the grounds for scams on top of scams. The people there lie and say the mosque opens “8-10”, “at 3”, etc. but it all seems to be lies and misleading. It seems the mosque is only open for Muslims and only at prayer time. Since you can’t visit the mosque, these same people take you to “viewpoints” with “museums” and “exhibitions” and their “father’s shop”, just to sell carpets and other goods for ridiculous prices. At the end of your unsolicited tour, they ask for a tip. If you don’t give a lot, they get angry. In a country like Tunisia and in a UNESCO site, this is just awful and surprising. I would skip the Medina all together if you come to Tunis until this is fixed.

A must-visit place! no matter you're Muslim or not! you gonna find peace (inside the place & inside yourself) once you visit there! i really liked it inside & outside! it's perfect for children as well .. much fun & very good atmosphere will love to visit it again & again & it's also right beside the traditional market of Tunis..

Beautiful old mosque. I wish the space for the females was wider as in jummah prayer it gets so packed and you will not find space to pray and outside in the p tree prayer place if u have a prayer mat u can pray fine but don't expect to find a clean place to pray as bird poop is everywhere

Really nice old Mosque. Be aware of the opening hours... In January it opens from 2-8

Old mosque 🕌 very beautiful, wear modest if you ever decide to visite 🧕🤵‍♂️, also the mosque opens only around the prayer times ... check it before you go ..

SubhaanAllah beautiful masjid as well as very kind hearted people in this masjid. I was with my daughters and they was running wild going up the mimber making noises but not even a eye contact everyone was enjoying with them. That a how it should be kids should be felt loved in the masjid this is how it was at prophets times.

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Beautiful historic mosque (and one of the first universities/educational institutions in the world) in the centre of Tunis. Large courtyard you can walk around. It is a bit confusing where you can enter, so you might have to walk around it a couple times but be on the lookout for doors with signs. Non-Muslims can visit up to 6pm I believe. For Muslims, there are external wudu facilities in a separate building right outside.

Closed for nonmuslims so you will see nothing as it is tightly build up all around. No official guided tours inside that would enable to get to know the place and local culture.

Very beautiful and historical mosque ❤️

I really enjoyed it ! It's a very nice place Next to old souq of tunisia Worth to visit. Will do it again ❤️

Looks nice from the outside. Too bad every door going in has a sign saying "only muslims can enter here", despite 3 different people telling us there was an entry for non-muslims to at least view it (although to be fair, 2 of those were just trying to scam us into buying carpets). We were also told that if we just went in, no-one would say anything to us, but we decided to not take the chance.

Authentic historical mosque.

I could not enter because I am not Muslim but from the terrace of a beautiful house that is a cafeteria I could appreciate the mosque and I want to say that I enjoy this beautiful country very much

As an architectural and historical site? 5 stars. As a tourist destination? 1 star - you're not allowed access if you're not Muslim. Wasted potential for the tourist destination Tunis.

It's a shadow of its former self. The structure itself is definitely worth seeing- tall beautiful arches, a wide open courtyard and a rectangular covered prayer area. It's in the heart of the traditional market. Sadly, most of the time the mosque is closed... even on Fridays it opens about 30 minutes before Jumah. Friday sermons are depressing at times and the Imam doesn't recite with tajweed During Ramadan the evening prayers, taraweih, are well done with a different reciter. If you don't like unruly crowds avoid going on the 27 of Ramadan. The people who attend the daily prayers are the workers in the market so they tend to be a bit rude and rough.

This is an arcitectual beauty. And it really was amazing. Really recommend visiting it.

They don't let you go inside even if you cover your hair. They said i have to be dressed "modestly", whatever that means. I had my trousers and all my body parts covered, but apparently for them "modestly" means to have your trousers covered with extra layer of scarf or skirts. I think they should be more welcoming when it comes to tourists.

The feeling of relief once your in i never felt like it before and The architecture is amazing

The mosque is the oldest in the Capital of Tunisia. The mosque is known to host one of the first and greatest universities in the history of Islam.[3] Many Muslim scholars were graduated from the Al-Zaytuna for over a thousand years.

This mosque is enough reason to visit Tunisia!

No words can explain how I felt praying in this particular mosque. A true gem where some taabi’in have prayed. The rugs in this place are made of some type of plant and it adds beauty to the place

Wrong place

(Translated by Google) More than a wonderful place (Original) مكان أكثر من رائع

(Translated by Google) Fabulous A large and majestic mosque I recommend visiting it (Original) رائع جامع كبير و مهيب أنصح بزيارته

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bello

(Translated by Google) A historical archaeological religious landmark and a symbol of Islam that was and still is a school of scholars and scholars (Original) معلم ديني أثري تاريخي ورمز من رموز الإسلام كان ولازال مدرسة للعلم والعلماء

(Translated by Google) Zaytuna Mosque is one of the most beautiful Islamic monuments in the Maghreb (Original) جامع الزيتونة من أجمل المعالم الإسلامية ببلاد المغرب العربي

(Translated by Google) Sublime place !! (Original) Lieu sublime !!

(Translated by Google) According to a legend, the Zitouna mosque would be built on the remains of a Christian place of worship where Saint Olive preached (Zitouna in Arabic). Recent research has shown that the mosque was indeed built above a Christian basilica. (Original) Selon une légende, la mosquée de la Zitouna serait construite sur les vestiges d'un lieu de culte chrétien ou prêchait Sainte Olive (Zitouna en arabe). Des recherches récentes ont montré que la mosquée a bien été construite au-dessus d'une basilique chrétienne.

One of the oldest and biggest mosques in Tunisia

(Translated by Google) Magnificent. What tranquility! (Original) Magnifique. Quelle tranquillité !

(Translated by Google) Nice place 🌷🌷❤️❤️ (Original) Nice place 🌷🌷❤️❤️

Wonderful labyrinth of shops

Beautiful place . Must see if you're in tunis . Highly recommend

Very old and beautiful mosque right in heart of Medina

I couldn’t find a mosque like mosque. Maybe the mosque is integrated with bazaar.

Nive to visite

Loving people. Very old city and very historical Masjid Zaituna

Beautiful old masjid in Tunis old town (Madinah).

(Translated by Google) The Zitouna Mosque, or Olive Tree Mosque, the second largest mosque in Tunisia after the Great Mosque of Kairouan, is located in the heart of the Medina of Tunis The Great Mosque occupies the heart of the city from which radiate the main arteries to lead to the famous gates of the Medina. Many ceremonies are celebrated there in the presence of religious authorities (mufti and imams) and notables of the capital. Among these is the Mouled, once celebrated in the Tunisian zaouïas then in the beylical palace. It is on the initiative of Sidi Brahim Riahi that the sovereigns agree to come to the mosque to celebrate the mouled with their subjects. Attached to Malikism, it is the oldest and largest sanctuary in the capital of Tunisia. Built on an area of ​​some 5,000 m2, the mosque has nine entrances and has 184 ancient columns mainly from the site of Carthage. For a long time it was a defensive post facing the sea, two control towers remaining in the northeast and southeast corners of the building. (Original) La mosquée Zitouna, ou mosquée de l'olivier, deuxième plus grande mosquée de Tunisie après la Grande Mosquée de Kairouan, est située au coeur de la Medina de Tunis La Grande Mosquée occupe le c?ur de la cité à partir duquel rayonnent les grandes artères pour aboutir aux fameuses portes de la Medina. On y célèbre de nombreuses cérémonies en présence des autorités religieuses (mufti et imams) et des notables de la capitale. Parmi celles-ci figure le Mouled, jadis fêté dans les zaouïas tunisoises puis dans le palais beylical. C'est à l'initiative de Sidi Brahim Riahi que les souverains acceptent de se déplacer à la mosquée pour fêter le mouled avec leurs sujets. Rattachée au malékisme, elle est le sanctuaire le plus ancien et le plus vaste de la capitale de la Tunisie. Érigée sur une superficie de quelque 5 000 m2, la mosquée est dotée de neuf entrées et possède 184 colonnes antiques provenant essentiellement du site de Carthage. Elle a longtemps constitué un poste défensif tourné vers la mer, deux tours de contrôle subsistant dans les angles nord-est et sud-est du bâtiment.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and wonderful mosque that brings you back to ancient times (Original) مسجد جميل و رائع يرجع بك للأزمان القديمة

(Translated by Google) The Great Mosque of Tunisia (Original) اعظم مساجد تونس

It is nice and quite big, old mosque. Man and women enterance was different. They will ask you that you are mouslim, if you are Korean or Chinese or Japanese.

(Translated by Google) A historic mosque also called The "Olive Mosque" with the 43-meter minaret is the heart of Medina. It is the main temple of Tunis and the seat of the oldest Islamic University in Tunisia. It is surrounded by narrow, historic streets of the Old Town and Koranic schools with interesting architecture. There is a vibrant life around the mosque, here people earn a living, meet here, have conversations, drink tea and do their business! Here life goes on in the street, which creates an amazing atmosphere of this place! (Original) Zabytkowy meczet zwany też " Oliwnym Meczetem " z 43 metrowym minaretem to serce Medyny. Jest on główną świątynią Tunisu i siedzibą najstarszego w Tunezji Uniwersytetu Islamskiego. Otaczają go wąskie, zabytkowe uliczki Starego Miasta oraz szkoły koraniczne o ciekawej architekturze. Wokół meczetu tętni życie, tu ludzie zarabiają na życie, tu się spotykają, prowadzą rozmowy, piją herbatę i załatwiają swoje interesy ! Tu życie toczy się na ulicy, co tworzy niesamowity klimat tego miejsca !

(Translated by Google) To identify the location (Original) Jusque pour identifier l'emplacement

(Translated by Google) heritage Date ancient civilization Blindly dimension myself Serenity Evoking the history of an integrated nation Fine historical inscriptions A varied and beautiful mosaic, glorious architectural style I recommend visiting it Especially there are some beautiful scientific activities As well as some social activities in the mosque There are also some beneficial activities in self-improvement and spiritual advancement And the psychological calm that helps psychological stability (Original) تراث تاريخ حضارة عريقة بُعد نفسي عمييييييق راحة نفسية استحضار لتاريخ أمة متكاملة نقوش تاريخية راقية فسيفساء متنوعة وجميلة وطراز عمراني عريق تليد مجيد أنصح بزيارته وخصوصا توجد بعض الأنشطة العلمية الجميلة وكذلك بعض الفعاليات الاجتماعية في الجامع َكذلك توجد بعض الأنشطة المفيدة في تزكية النفس والارتقاء الروحي والسَّكينة النفسية التي تساعد على الاستقرار النفسي

(Translated by Google) The Great Mosque of Al-Zaytuna or the Great Mosque of Al-Zaytuna or the Great Mosque is the main mosque in the antique city of Tunis in Tunis, the largest, oldest and oldest of the Sunnis. It was established in 698 (79 AH) by order of Hassan bin Al-Numan and was completed by Ubaid Allah bin Al-Habhab in 732. It is considered the second oldest mosque in Tunisia after the Mosque of Uqba bin Nafi. The mosque is located on an area of ​​5,000 square meters, it has nine doors, and its inner hall consists of 184 columns, mainly coming from the archaeological site of Carthage. He held the position for a long time as a defense position for his destination on the sea, through his cell. The mosque is led by a body called the Sheikhdom of the Great Mosque. (Original) جامع الزيتونة أو جامع الزيتونة المعمور أو الجامع الأعظم، هوالمسجد الجامع الرئيسي في مدينة تونس العتيقة في تونس العاصمةفي تونس، وأكبرها وأقدمها ويرجع للسنة على المذهب المالكي. تأسس في 698 (79 هـ) بأمر من حسان بن النعمان وأتمه عبيد الله بن الحبحاب في 732، ويعتبر ثاني أقدم مسجد في تونس بعد جامع عقبة بن نافع. يقع الجامع على مساحة 000 5 متر مربع، ولديه تسعة أبواب، وقاعته الداخلية تتكون من 184 عمود، آتية أساسا من الموقع الأثري بقرطاج. شغل المنصب لمدة طويلة كموقع دفاع لوجهته على البحر وذلك عبر صومعته. تقود الجامع هيئة تسمى مشيخة الجامع الأعظم.

Must visit for its wonderful architecture and serenity and its nearby historic market and restaurants and delicious traditional cakes. Just a fantastic place to visit!

(Translated by Google) Zaytuna Mosque (Original) جامع الزيتونة

(Translated by Google) The oldest university in the world (Original) La plus vieille université du monde

(Translated by Google) The smell of Islam and emancipation (Original) رائحة الاسلام و العتاقة

(Translated by Google) The most popular mosque in Tunisia of ancient architecture (Original) Le mosquée le plus populaire dans la Tunisie d'architecture ancienne

(Translated by Google) Hhhh (Original) Hhhh

(Translated by Google) I loved (Original) J'ai aimé

(Translated by Google) Does not correspond to the catalog offer, only for very undemanding clients, room safe for a fee, refrigerator for a fee, on the beach by the sea without any services, old furniture, washed towels, hygiene in the dining room not much, the hotel has its glory a lot behind, a mess by the pool , every Friday, the natives, including a large number of children, go to the whole weekend, occupy the dining room, act as if they have not eaten for a month, pick up piles of food and then throw half of them away. (Original) Neodpovídá katalogové nabídce, jen pro velmi nenáročné klienty, pokojový trezor za poplatek, lednička za poplatek, na pláži u moře bez jakýkoliv služeb, starý nábytek, seprané ručníky, hygiena v jídelně nic moc, hotel má svoji slávu hodně za sebou, u bazénu nepořádek, každý pátek najíždí do na celý víkend domorodci včetně velkého množství dětí, okupují jidelnu, chovají se jako by měsíc nejedli, nabírají si hromady jídla a polovinu poté vyhodí.

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