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La mosquée Hassan II à Casablanca surplombant la médina, avec sa capacité d'accueil de 105 000 fidèles y compris dans l'esplanade se classe à la 6ème place mondiale, et le minaret de 200 m de haut la classe à la 2ème place au monde.

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Casablanca, Morocco

April2016

Taken outside the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco - one of the largest mosques in the world. Captured with the Sony A7Cii and 20-70mm f4. the photo highlights the play of light and shadow against the mosque’s monumental arches.

Casblanca, Morocco

It is the largest mosque in Morocco and the 13th largest in the world. Its minaret is the world's tallest at 172m.

Les escaliers du musée de la grande mosquée Hassan II à Casablanca. Une belle géometrie qui trouve en son centre un lustre en forme d'étoile à 12 branches.

The stairs of the museum of the great mosque Hassan II in Casablanca. A beautiful geometry that finds in its center a star-shaped chandelier with 12 branches.

O Mausoléu de Mohammed V, situado na esplanada Yacoub al-Mansour em Rabat, é um importante monumento nacional de Marrocos, edifício que abriga os túmulos do rei que liderou a independência do país, Mohammed V, e dos seus filhos, Hassan II e o príncipe Abdallah. Esta obra arquitetónica, projetada pelo arquiteto vietnamita Vo Toan e concluída entre 1961 e 1971, combina tradições artísticas marroquinas e islâmicas, destacando-se pelo exterior em mármore branco e pelo telhado verde, simbolizando a cultura islâmica. A sua entrada é guardada pela Guarda Real, cujos membros, vestidos em trajes cerimoniais e montados a cavalo, não somente oferecem proteção, mas também representam a tradição e a história da monarquia alauita. O complexo, que inclui a Torre Hassan, torna-se um local de peregrinação e visita turística, refletindo a unidade nacional e a reverência pela herança cultural de Marrocos.

 

The Mausoleum of Mohammed V, located on the Yacoub al-Mansour esplanade in Rabat, is an important national monument in Morocco, a building that houses the tombs of the king who led the country's independence, Mohammed V, and his sons, Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. This architectural work, designed by Vietnamese architect Vo Toan and completed between 1961 and 1971, combines Moroccan and Islamic artistic traditions, standing out for its white marble exterior and green roof, symbolizing Islamic culture. Its entrance is guarded by the Royal Guard, whose members, dressed in ceremonial costumes and mounted on horseback, not only offer protection but also represent the tradition and history of the Alawite monarchy. The complex, which includes the Hassan Tower, has become a place of pilgrimage and tourist attraction, reflecting national unity and reverence for Morocco's cultural heritage.

Edificios integrados en la Plaza de Hassan II en el centro de Tetuan

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Portail atlantique de la mosquée Hassan-II, à Casablanca, au Maroc

 

Atlantic Portal of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco

© David K. Edwards. Mosque of Hassan II.

Hassan II mosque, Casablanca

Thanks to the magic of Google Earth you can now see what the immense Hassan II mosque in Casablanca looks like...from space! North on this image is directly up, so the long shadow cast north-west by the minaret means this image was taken in the late afternoon sometime in the winter months. The "eye" altitude is 4,000 feet and even at that height you can make out the intense attention to detail: the beautiful tiled patterns on the forecourt, the motorized roof panel. Using Google Earth's Measure tool I found that the main hall is three football fields long!

Also in this picture you can see some of Caza's beaches. They are fantastic as well.

As in the Asilah From Space image, I've marked on the map the locations of some of the pictures from the mosque so you can get a clearer idea of the layout of the place.

Morocco, Casablanca. A hammam beneath the Hassan II Mosque

 

Highest position: 194 on Tuesday, January 29, 2008

 

The Hassan II Mosque - Casablanca

General interior view, with marble floor.

 

Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco

Interior de la Mezquita de Hassan II en Casablanca, Marruecos

 

Hassan II Mosque interior, Casablanca, Morocco

it had just rained and we had the place pretty much to ourselves. it being the prophet's birthday help too.

The big mosque in Casablanca is a very impressive building. It's the 5th largest mosque in the world with the highest minaret in the world - more than 200 meters high.

 

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Grande Mosquée Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco. 6-5-2013.

 

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Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is the largest mosque in Africa, and the 5th largest in the world. Its minaret is the world's tallest at 210 meters (689 ft). The mosque stands on a promontory looking out to the Atlantic Ocean. A maximum of 105,000 worshipers can gather together for prayer.

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