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Ghor Province
Aimaq nomad camps, near
village of Jam,
Afghanistan, Asia Photo
Mugs |
| | Minaret of Jam, UNESCO
World Heritage Site,
dating from the 12th
century, with Quasr
Zarafshan in
background, Ghor
Province, Afghanistan,
Photo Mugs |
| | Aimaq nomad camps, near
village of Jam, Ghor
(Ghowr province),
Afghanistan, Asia Photo
Mugs |
| | Detail of decoration on
minaret dating from
12th century, including
Kufic inscription in
turquoise glazed tiles,
Minaret of Jam, UNESCO
World Heritage Site,
Ghor (Ghur, Ghowr)
Province, Afghanistan,
Photo Mugs |
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Detail of decoration on
minaret including Kufic
inscription in
turquoise glazed tiles,
12th century Minaret of
Jam, UNESCO World
Heritage Site, Ghor
(Ghur, Ghowr) Province,
Afghanistan, Photo Mugs |
| | Detail of decoration on
minaret including Kufic
inscription in
turquoise glazed tiles,
12th century Minaret of
Jam, UNESCO World
Heritage Site, Ghor
(Ghur, Ghowr) Province,
Afghanistan, Photo Mugs |
| | The 65 metre tall
Minaret of Jam, built
by Sultan Ghiyat Ud-Din
Muhammad ben San, in
around 1190, with Kufic
script and verses of
the Koran on the
exterior, UNESCO World
Heritage Site, Ghor
Province, Afghanistan,
Photo Mugs |
| | The 65 metre tall
Minaret of Jam, built
by Sultan Ghiyat Ud-Din
Muhammad ben San, in
around 1190, with Kufic
script and verses of
the Koran on the
exterior and a
double-spiral staircase
inside, UNESCO World
Heritage Site, Ghor
Province, Photo Mugs |
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The 65 metre tall
Minaret of Jam, built
by Sultan Ghiyat Ud-Din
Muhammad ben San, in
around 1190, with Kufic
script and verses of
the Koran on the
exterior, UNESCO World
Heritage Site, Ghor
Province, Afghanistan,
Photo Mugs |
| | Detail of decoration on
the Minaret of Jam,
built by Sultan Ghiyat
Ud-Din Muhammad ben
San, in around 1190,
with Kufic script and
verses of the Koran on
the exterior, UNESCO
World Heritage Site,
Ghor Province,
Afghanistan, Photo Mugs |
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