Kairouan

Kairouan (, ), bɛ ni lahi sabiri shɛli El Qayrawān bee Kairwan nyɛla Kairouan Governorate din be Tunisia tiŋ'zuɣu ka lahi nyɛ UNESCO World Heritage Site. Umayyads n daa pili lala tiŋa maa 670,Nagendra Kr Singh, International encyclopaedia of Islamic dynasties. Anmol Publications PVT. LTD. 2002. page 1006 Caliph Mu'awiya ʒaamani (661–680); lala saha ka di daa niŋ luɣ'shɛ din mali anfaani n zaŋtin Sunni musulinsi adiini baŋdiba mini Alikuraani bɔhimbu, ka Musulinima pam yiri dunia yaɣa zaŋ chaŋ ni polo.  Mosque of Uqba nyɛla din be lala tiŋ maa ni.Europa Publications "General Survey: Holy Places" The Middle East and North Africa 2003, p. 147. Routledge, 2003. . "The city is regarded as a holy place for Muslims."

Di pilli 
Di yuli din nyɛ ( al-Qayrawān)  nyɛla larigu yuli din gbunni nyɛ "linjimanima laɣingu" bee "caravan",Alk-Khalil ibn Ahmad, Kitab al-Ayn ka di nyɛ bɛ ni paŋ shɛli Middle Persian bachi ni kārawānMacKenzie, D. N. (1971), "kārawān", in A concise Pahlavi dictionary , London, New York, Toronto: Oxford University Press (modern Persian  kârvân), din gbunni nyɛ "military column" (kâr "people/military" + vân "outpost") bee "caravan" (lihimi caravanserai)."قيروان" . Dehkhoda Dictionary.«رابطه دو سویه زبان فارسی–عربی». ماهنامه کیهان فرهنگی. دی 1383، شماره 219. صص 73–77.  Berber ni, bɛ daa booni li la  Tikirwan,Al-Nuwayri, Ahmad b. Abd al-Wahhab. Nihayat al-Arab fi funun al-`Arab, Cairo: Dar al-Kutub, p. 25. din nyɛ bɛ ni tɛhiri ka shɛli nyɛ Larigu yuli. di lahi ny`ela bɛ ni booni shɛli Cairoan saha ŋɔ Anashaarasili ni..

Geography

 Biɛhigu sheei 
Kairouan, tiŋ'zuɣu zaŋti Kairouan Governorate, ka di be Sousse east polo,  zaŋ yi "east coast,"  zaŋ yi Monastir mini  zaŋ yi Tunis.

 Climate 
Kairouan malila  "hot semi-arid climate (Köppen climate classification BSh)."

 Main sights 

 Aghlabid basins 

 Niriba ban yuli du 

 Su'da – historically attested Berber princess supposedly died there.
 Najla Bouden – 17th Prime Minister of Tunisia (first female prime minister in the Arab world).
 Habib Galhia, boxer
 Habiba Ghribi, athlete
 Fatima al-Fihriya, founder of the first university in the world.

 Tinsi din miri li 
  Fès, Morocco, since 22 October 1965
  Tlemcen, Algeria, since 28 May 1969
  Córdoba, Spain, since 10 June 1969
  Cairo, Egypt, since 14 March 1976  Samarkand, Uzbekistan, since 5 October 1977
  Timbuktu, Mali, since 2 June 1986
  Bursa, Turkey, since 26 December 1987
  Nishapur, Iran, since 26 December 1987

 Anfooninima 

Lihi pahi
 Kairouan's significance in Islam
 List of mosques in Kairouan

 Noosi 

Kundivihira

External links

Kairouan, tourismtunisia.com
Kairouan World heritage Site, whc.unesco.org
Kairouan University
Al-Qayrawan, muslimheritage.com
Kairwan, jewishencyclopedia.com
WorldStatesmen-Tunisia
KAIROUAN, The Capital of Islamic Culture 
Panoramic virtual tour of Kairouan medina 


Category:Arabic architecture
Category:Archaeological sites in Tunisia
Category:Populated places in Kairouan Governorate
Category:Communes of Tunisia
Category:Holy cities
Category:Populated places established in the 7th century
Category:World Heritage Sites in Tunisia
Category:Cities in Tunisia
Category:Amṣar
Category:7th-century establishments in the Umayyad Caliphate
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