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Balkh province
No-Gonbad Mosque
(Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada or Masjid-e
Haji Piyada (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
the earliest Islamic
monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Cities), Balkh
province, Afghanistan,
Photo Mugs |
| | Shrine at No-Gonbad
Mosque (Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada or Masjid-e
Haji Piyada (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
dating from the 9th
centruy AD, the
earliest Islamic
monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Cities), Balkh Photo
Mugs |
| | No-Gonbad Mosque
(Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada or Masjid-e
Haji Piyada (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
the earliest Islamic
monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Cities), Balkh
province, Afghanistan,
Photo Mugs |
| | Lady visiting a
possible early 8th
Century tomb of a 19th
century AD saint behind
mosque for blesssing
for
childbirth/sickness,
No-Gonbad Mosque also
known as Khoja Piada or
Masjid-e Haji Piyada,
Balkh, Balkh province,
Afghanistan, Iraq,
Middle Photo Mugs |
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Shrine at No-Gonbad
Mosque (Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada or Masjid-e
Haji Piyada (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
dating from the 9th
centruy AD, the
earliest Islamic
monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Cities), Balkh Photo
Mugs |
| | Carved stucco
decoration on column,
No-Gonbad Mosque
(Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada (Masjid-e
Haji Piyada) (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
dating from 9th
century, the earliest
Islamic monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Photo Mugs |
| | Carved stucco
decoration on column,
No-Gonbad Mosque
(Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada (Masjid-e
Haji Piyada) (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
dating from 9th
century, the earliest
Islamic monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Photo Mugs |
| | Carved stucco
decoration on column,
No-Gonbad Mosque
(Mosque of Nine
Cupolas) also known as
Khoja Piada (Masjid-e
Haji Piyada) (Mosque of
the Walking Pilgrim),
dating from 9th
century, the earliest
Islamic monument in the
country, Balkh (Mother
of Photo Mugs |
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