Mesjid Selimiye, Nikosia
Mesjid Selimiye (Grikenlan: Τέμενος Σελιμιγιέ Témenos Selimigié; Basa Turki: Selimiye Camii), biyen dikenal minangka Katedral Santa Sofia utawa Mesjid Ayasofya (Basa Turki: Ayasofya Camii), yaiku bekas katedral Kristen sing diobah dadi mesjid, yang ana ing Nikosia Lor. Mesjid kasebut biyen menika mesjid utami ing kutha kasebut. Mesjid Selimiye menika greja Gothik paling gedhe lan tuwa sing isih ngadeg ing Siprus (dimensi bagean jero: 66 X 21 m) diyakini dibangun ing situs greja Bizantium sadurunge.
| Mesjid Selimiye | |
|---|---|
| Τέμενος Σελιμιγιέ / Selimiye Camii | |
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| Informasi umum | |
| Prenah | Nikosia Lor |
| Koordhinat géografi | 35°10′35″N 33°21′52″E / 35.1765°N 33.3645°EKoordhinat: 35°10′35″N 33°21′52″E / 35.1765°N 33.3645°E |
| Afiliasi agama | Islam Sunni (1570–saiki) |
| Distrik | Distrik Lefkoşa (de facto) Distrik Nikosia (de jure) |
| Nagara |  Siprus Lor (de facto) Siprus (de jure) |
| Taun pamberkatan | 1326 |
| Status | Aktif |
| Deskripsi arsitektur | |
| Gaya arsitektur | Gothik |
| Yasa pratama simbulis | 1209 |
| Spesifikasi | |
| Kapasitas | 2500 |
| Menara | 2 |
Secara kaseluruhan, mesjid kasebut nduweni kapasitas 2500 wong karo amba 1750 m2 sing dikanggo sembahyang.[1] Mesjid kasebut menika bangunan bersejarah paling gedhe sing isih ngadeg ing Nikosia. Miturut sumber-sumber, bangunan kasebut "mungkin menika greja paling gedhe sing dibangun ing Mediterania Wetan ing milenium antara kebangkitan Islam lan zaman Utsmaniyah pungkasan".[2] Bangunan kasebut menika greja pelantikan raja-raja Siprus.
Referensi
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- ↑ Schabel 2012, kc. 158.
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- Plagnieux, Philippe; Soulard, Thierry (2006). "Cathédrale Sainte-Sophie". Ing de Vaivre, Jean-Bernard; Plagnieux, Philippe (èd.). L'art gothique en Chypre . Paris: L'Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres.
- Schabel, Chris (2012). "Frankish & Venetian Nicosia 1191-1570: Ecclesiastical Monuments and Topography". Ing Michaelides, Demetrios (èd.). Historic Nicosia. Nicosia: Rimal Publications. ISBN 9789963610440.
- Setton, Kenneth M.; Hazard, Harry W. (1977). "The Arts in Cyprus". A History of the Crusades: The Art and Architecture of the Crusader States (PDF). University of Wisconsin Press. kc. 165–207. ISBN 9780299068240. Dibukak ing 18 March 2015.[pranala mati permanèn]
Pranala jaba
besut| Wikimedia Commons duwé médhia ngenani Selimiye Mosque (former St. Sophie Cathedral). |
- UPenn Website Archived 2013-11-23 at the Wayback Machine.
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