Assertion: minaret | /r/HasProperty | built
Facets:
value: out of any material
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Minarets are built out of any material that is readily available, and often changes from region to region.
text: However, Dr. Ralph Pinder-Wilson, a British Archeologist and Director of the British Institute of Afghan Studies in the 1970s, wrote a major study of the Minarets of Jam and Ghazni in which he expressed his belief that the minaret was built to commemorate the victory of Mu'izz ad-Din, Ghiyath ud-Din's brother, over Prithviraj Chauhan.
text: The minaret was built using both local bricks and recycled marble from old Umayyad monuments.
text: However, in the 1970s, British Archeologist and Director of the British Institute of Afghan Studies Dr. Ralph Pinder-Wilson conducted a major study of the minaret, concluding that it was built to commemorate the victory of Mu'izz ad-Din, over Prithviraj Chauhan.
text: Minarets are built out of any material that is readily available, and often changes from region to region.
text: It was built to commemorate his service in the Russian-Turkish war, in which he had participated.
text: Therefore, minaret has lost its function, but it is still built when a mosque is built.
text: The minaret was built using both local bricks and recycled marble from old Umayyad monuments.
text: Minarets are built out of any material that is readily available, and often changes from region to region.
text: After the death of Emin Khoja, it was his son Suleiman who began to rule Turpan, and it was his money the minaret was built on.
text: Yivli Minaret is very important with its original inscription which mentions that the minaret was built by Alaaddin Keykubat I. Alaaddin Keykubad I, the Seljuks Sultan who ruled between 1220 and 1237, commissioned many important building such as caravanserais, mosques and palaces in Anatolia during his reign.
text: Therefore, the minaret might have been built to honor Ghurid sultan Ghiyas ud-Din
text: This tale is definitely untrue because Muhammad died long before the minaret was built.
text: The Minaret of Jam was built during the short-lived Ghorid Empire (1148-1202).
text: Therefore, minaret has lost its function, but it is still built when a mosque is built.