Dictionary of islamic architecture

310–15
Yeni Kapilica, Bursa, 42
Yeni Valide complex, 223
Yenice-i Vardar, 102
Yesil Cami
Bursa, 41, 42, 78, 220, 280, 
315
Iznik, 217, 219
Yidirim Cami, Edirne, 78
Yolo, 306
Yotvata, 107
Young Turks, 216
Yogyakarta palace, 132, 270
Yozgat, clock tower, 224
Yuan dynasty, 52, 53–4
Yunnan, 53
yurt, 290
Yusuf, 263, 264
Yusuf I mosque, Alhambra, 15
Yusuf ibn al-Hajjaj, 143, 295
Yusuf ibn Tashfin, 176–7
tomb of, Marakesh, 177
Yusuf Khan, 35
Zabid, Great Mosque 311, 312 ill.

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Index
Zafar Khan, mosque of, Ghazi 34 ill.
al-Zahir, 24, 107
al-Zahir Baybars, mosque of, Cairo 47, 48 ill
al-Zahiriyyah madrassa, Aleppo, 12
Zaituna Mosque, Tunis, 287
Zal Mahmut Pasha complex, 222
Zamin, Imam, 242
Zamzam, well of, Mecca, 178, 180
Zands, 121, 123
Zangids, 12
Zanzibar, 73, 212, 
316–17
Zanzibar town, 
316–17
Zaragoza, 
317–18
Zaranj, minaret at Sistan, 4
Zaria, 109, 143, 306
zaure,
109
Zavareh, mosque of, 122
Zaviye Cami, Plovdiv, 40
Zawara, mosque, 197
zawiya, 219, 
318
Zawiyat al Hunud minaret, Cairo, 46
Zayidi Shida, 310
Zayidis, 310, 311
Zella, 168
Zerka, 138
Mamluk fort, 105
Zhara
, 167
ziarat, 144
zilij, 280, 
318
Zirids, 15, 164
Ziyad, mosque of, Basra, 32
Ziyadat Allah, 271, 289
Ziza Palace, Sicily, 258
Zoroastrians, 26
Zubalah, 106
Zubayda, 106
Zumurrud Khatun Tomb, Baghdad, 29, 126

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Document Outline

• Book Cover
• Title
• Contents
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Entries
• The Mediterranean World showing principal historic cities and sites
• The Middle East and Central Asia showing principal historic cities and sites