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Il parco Nazionale dei Laghi di Plitvice si trova a metà strada tra Zagabria, capitale della Croazia e Zara in Dalmazia ed è formato da 16 laghi alimentati dai fiumi Bijela Rijeka e Crna Rijeka (Fiume Bianco e Fiume Nero) e da sorgenti sotterranee, collegati tra loro da una serie di cascate, che si riversano nel fiume Korana.
Nel 1979 sono stati proclamati Patrimonio dell'Umanità dall'UNESCO e sono visitabili grazie a una rete ben segnata di sentieri e da 18 km di passerelle di legno che danno al tragitto a pelo d'acqua un fascino unico.
Let mercy be your mosque, faith your prayer-mat, and honest living your Koran.”
جمــــعة مبـــــــــاركـه
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Khast Imam (or Hast Imam) is a complex of buildings in Tashkent, consisting of several mosques, islamic schools (madrassa), such as Barak-Khan, Tilla Sheikh Mosque and the Hazrat Imam mosque. The Islamic Institute of Imam al-Bukhari, where future preachers are taught is also at this complex. The Muyi Muborak Madrasah contains the Uthman Qur'an (Samarkand codex), considered to be the oldest existing Quran in the world. Dating from 655 and stained with the blood of the murdered caliph, Uthman, it was brought by Timur to Samarkand, seized by the Russians as a war trophy and taken to Saint Petersburg. It was returned to Uzbekistan in 1924.
Submitted: 28/02/2019
Accepted: 01/03/2019
Hazrat Imam Complex is popularly known as Hast-Imam located in an old residential district of Tashkent, Sibzar. The complex of historical and architectural monuments formed around Mazar Kaffallya ash-Shashi - the first Imam and preacher of Islam in Tashkent, also he was the famous theologian and linguist, after whom the complex was named "Hazrat Imam".
The library of spiritual control is stored more than thirty thousand books; there are two thousand rarities among them. The Holy book – Koran of the Rashidun Caliph Uthman is the special value for believers.
The present photo has been taken from the gates of Barak Khan Madarsa. The left structure is the Juma Masjid while the smaller structure on right is the Library having the Holy Uthman Koran.
The mosque of the Koranic school (Zaouïa de Sidi H’ssen.)
La mosquée de l'école Coranique du Zaouïa de Sidi H’ssen.
The mosque of the Koranic school (Zaouïa de Sidi H’ssen.)
La mosquée de l'école Coranique du Zaouïa de Sidi H’ssen.
Wooden Koran bridge under the snow
The wooden bridge over the Korana rests under falling snow, like a scene from an old, quiet winter…
Snow drifts softly, boats lie still along the shore, and in the distance stands the old wooden bridge — a witness to countless steps and countless winters. Today, the Korana is perfectly calm, a mirror that holds everything: the bridge, the boats, and the gentle snowflakes settling on its surface. One of those rare moments when both the river and the town seem to pause, just to offer this view.
Drveni koranski most pod snijegom
Drveni koranski most pod snijegom izgleda kao prizor iz neke stare, tihe zime…
Snijeg lagano pada, čamci miruju vezani uz obalu, a u daljini stoji stari drveni most koji pamti mnoge korake i mnoge zime. Korana je danas potpuno smirena – kao zrcalo koje prima sve: i most, i čamce, i sitne pahulje koje tiho tonu na njezinu površinu. Jedan od onih trenutaka kada se čini da se grad i rijeka nakratko zaustave, samo da pruže ovaj pogled.
The Medersa Attarine is a former Koran school in Fès. It is also one of the prime Insta spots in Fès if not all of Morocco. Surely, a quality control on this image is in order.
The outer facades of the Taj Mahls and the tombs inside are decorated with reliefs and, above all, with multi-coloured marble inlays of the greatest fineness and with various semi-precious stones. There are colorful floral motifs, but also inscriptions with passages from the Koran in black marble on a white background
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Die Außenfassaden des Taj Mahlsund auch die Grabmäler im Inneren sind mit Reliefs und vor allem mit vielfarbigen Marmor Einlegearbeiten von größter Feinheit und mit verschiedenen Halbedelsteinen verziert. Dabei finden sich bunte florale Motive, aber auch Inschriften mit Passagen aus dem Koran in schwarzem Marmor auf weißem Grund
I took this photo in 1987 with my classic analogue Nikon FE camera, and Nikkor lens 24mm, f2.8 and 35mm Kodachrome slide film. Later I digitalised the til material, using a Nikon Coolscan LS 40ED film scanner the edited in Photoshop Lr
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Die Welt verkehrt an der Ampel
Du bist ganz rot und ich, dein erster,
blicke auf, - ich freu dich an.
Die Zeit ist klein, die du mir schmuggelst.
Ich lausche Monsieur Ibrahim
und den Blumen des Koran
bei Stopp im Rotlicht.
Ich hör den Sänger seine Lieder -
singen. Nichts ist Lüge.
Der neben mir vorbeigeflutscht,
vorbei an links, grün, rot und mir,
düst übern Highway durch die Stadt.
Das grüne Licht beschleuleuleunigt,
zu schnell zum Denken, weiter! saus!
Das grüne Licht sagt nie Hallo.
Ich hör’ den König Deutschlands -
singen. Alles Lüge! Ich -
singe mit.
Gelb kommt nie vor. Gelb gibt es nicht.
Das Gaspedal schmiegt sich noch tiefer
und fleucht unter den Farben weg.
Du bist ganz rot und ich dein erster!
Ich brauch’ die Zeit, die du mir schmuggelst.
„Ich spür dich nicht“, sag ich zu dir.
“Ich spür mich nicht,“ sagst du zu mir
im Bett heut’ morgen.
Ich seh’ dich an, ich küsse dich.
Die Zeit ist klein, die rot mich stoppt.
Sie ist ganz mein.
18.01.2004
Le parc national des lacs de Plitvice (appelé Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera en croate) est un parc national de Croatie, qui se situe à mi-chemin entre les villes de Zagreb et Zadar au sein d'un plateau karstique. C'est à la fois le plus ancien des parcs nationaux du sud de l'Europe et le plus étendu de Croatie. Il fut créé le 8 avril 1949 et ajouté sur la liste du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO en 1979.
Le parc, d'une superficie de 296 kilomètres carrés, comprend non seulement les lacs de Plitvice (en croate Plitvička jezera), qui forment un ensemble de seize grands lacs, reliés entre eux par 92 cascades ou de petites rivières tourmentées, mais aussi la forêt environnante (forêt de type primitive composée principalement de hêtres et de sapins) où naît la rivière Korana et qui abrite de nombreuses espèces animales et végétales rares dont les représentants les plus connus sont l'ours brun et le loup. La faune et la flore y sont prospères.
mosaics in the Medersa Ben Youssef -
an old Koranic shool in Marrakesh
build in 1570 -
couleurs du Maroc -
mosaïques dans la Medersa Ben Youssef
une ancienne école Coranique à Marrakech
construite en 1570 -
Le Tchor Minor (du persan : « quatre minarets » چار منار ), ou médersa de Khalif Niazkhoul, est un édifice du centre historique de Boukhara en Ouzbékistan qui a été construit en 1807 sur les fonds d'un riche marchand turcoman, Khalif Khoudoïd.
La médersa (ou madrassa) est construite au départ autour d'une cour, dont deux côtés sont réservés aux cellules (cinquante-neuf à l'époque) des étudiants en science coranique.
Le pavillon d'entrée qui subsiste de la médersa fait toute la particularité de l'ensemble, car il est surmonté de tours aux quatre angles dont chacune est couronnée d'une coupole turquoise et symbolise une ville : La Mecque, Ourguentch, Termez et Denaou[1]. Leur forme rappelle, bien qu'elles n'en aient pas la fonction, celle d'un minaret, d'où le nom qui a été donné à l'édifice.
The Tchor Minor (from Persian: ‘four minarets’ چار منار ), or Khalif Niazkhoul medersa, is a building in the historic centre of Bukhara in Uzbekistan that was built in 1807 with funds from a wealthy Turkoman merchant, Khalif Khoudoïd.
The medersa (or madrassa) was originally built around a courtyard, two sides of which were reserved for the cells (fifty-nine at the time) of the students of Koranic science.
The medersa's surviving entrance pavilion is what makes it so special, as it is topped by towers at each of its four corners, each crowned with a turquoise dome and symbolising a city: Mecca, Ourguentch, Termez and Denaou [1]. Although they do not have the same function, their shape is reminiscent of a minaret, hence the name given to the building.
Kordun's ethno-cultural region: in the south the river Koran, in the west Mrežnica, Kupa in the north and in the east and the Glinaand so-colled "dry" border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. The relief, Kordun the transition zone between the Dinara mountain areas and lowland area of Central Croatian. The terrain is mostly hilly with small hills (200-300 m) that gradually increases toward Petrova Gora, the highest peak of the Kordun, located at its center.
This elegantly calligraphed and illuminated codex contains a prayer (wird) entitled Miftāḥ al-najāḥ attributed to ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib, the fourth caliph of Islam. The manuscript was executed by Shaykh Kamāl ibn ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq al-Sabzawārī in Astarabad (present-day Gorgan, Iran) in 941 AH / 1534 CE.
To explore fully digitized manuscripts with a virtual page-turning application, please visit Walters Ex Libris.
What the hell... I was thinking when I painted this one? I don't remember ever seen this guy before in my life!
Ballpoint pen on paper, 1994
(21 x 29.7 cm / 8.3 x 11.7 in)
Jerusalem und die islamische Welt:
An der Westmauer des Haram A-Scharif hat Mohammed, seinen strahlend weißen Maultier-Esel Al-Buraq festgebunden – weshalb die "Klagemauer" bis heute von Muslimen "Al-Buraq" genannt wird.
"Eher peinlich für den heutigen Konflikt um Jerusalem ist die Tatsache, dass die 17. Sure [des Koran] nicht nur die Bezeichnung "Die Nachtfahrt" trägt, sondern in manchen Koran-Ausgaben unter der Überschrift "Die Kinder Israel" steht. In den Abschnitten 103 und 104 erzählt der Koran, wie der Pharao die Kinder Israel "aus dem Land verscheuchen" wollten. "Da ließen wir ihn und alle, die mit ihm waren, ertrinken", fährt der heilige islamische Text fort: "Und nachdem er nicht mehr da war, sagten wir zu den Kindern Israels: ‚Nehmt nun im Land Wohnung! Wenn dann das Versprechen mit dem Jenseits in Erfüllung geht, bringen wir euch alle miteinander herbei." Wenig populäre "islamische Zionisten" berufen sich auf diesen Text, um zu beweisen, dass auch der Koran das Recht der Juden auf das Land Israel bestätigt."
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Medersa Ben Youssef is an old Koranic school in Marrakesch -
students came from all Morocco to learn sciences and theology -
built in 1570 by the sultan Abdellah Al Ghabid, the medersa is luxurious decorated with mosaics and cedar wood -
here a view from a room to the central yard -
Medersa Ben Youssef -
une ancienne école coranique de Marrakech -
les étudiants venaient de tout le Maroc pour étudier les sciences et la théologie -
construite en 1570 par le Sultan Abdellah Al Ghabid cette medersa est luxurieusement décorée de mosaïques et de bois de cèdre -
ici une vue depuis une chambre sur la cour centrale -
Bibi-Khanym Mosque
In the middle of the courtyard is located the stone pedestal — the huge Quran stand— crafted from ornate marble blocks. This remarkable sight originates from the time of Timur.
The stand was made by order of Ulugbek, and was originally under the dome, and has been standing in this place since 1875.
Prachtig versierde Koran. 1500-1600 na Chr.
Aradil Nationaal museum in Teheran
De tentoonstelling "Iran bakermat van de beschaving". Drents Museum.
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"Koranic reading"
Douchanbé (Asie Centrale - Tadjikistan)
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"Bread feeds the body, indeed, but flowers feed also the soul."
~ The Koran
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Muslim demonstrators holding a Al-Quran and display placards during a rally to protest against a Koran-burning incident in Afghanistan, outside the U.S. embassy in Kuala Lumpur February 24, 2012.Muslim demonstrators protest for the burning of copies of the Islam's holy (Al-Quran) at a NATO base in Afghanistan.