Great Mosque of Seville

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The Great Mosque of Seville was the principal Islamic congregational mosque of medieval Seville, much of whose site and structure were later incorporated into the Seville Cathedral and its famous Giralda tower.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf congregational mosque
former mosque
architecturalStyle Almohad architecture
Islamic architecture
builtBy Almohad Caliphate
linked to: Almohad dynasty
cityRole main mosque of Seville
continent Europe
country Spain
demolishedOrTransformedFor construction of Seville Cathedral
era medieval period
follows Great Mosque of Córdoba
function Friday mosque
place of worship
hasPart courtyard
minaret
prayer hall
heritageStatusViaRemains UNESCO World Heritage Site
languageOfHistoricalAdministration Arabic
locatedIn Andalusia
Iberian Peninsula
Seville
locatedInFormerTerritoryOf al-Andalus
linked to: Al-Andalus
minaretConvertedTo Giralda
partlyIncorporatedInto Giralda
Seville Cathedral
religion Islam
successor Seville Cathedral
UNESCOSiteComponent Cathedral, Alcázar and Archivo de Indias in Seville
usedAs principal Islamic congregational mosque of Seville

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Giralda builtFor Great Mosque of Seville
Patio de los Naranjos partOf former Great Mosque of Seville
linked to: Great Mosque of Seville
Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See builtOnSiteOf Great Mosque of Seville
Catedral de Santa María de la Sede builtOnSiteOf former Almohad Great Mosque of Seville
linked to: Great Mosque of Seville