Tripoli à travers les âges
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Tripoli à travers les âges – Nina Jidejia
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LebanonPostcard présente le livre Tripoli à travers les âges – Nina Jidejian – Editions Aleph – Livre à couverture rigide avec protège, 32.6×23.5 cm, 232 pages.
“Tripoli est une grande ville très peuplée. Ses mosquées, madrasahs, zaouias, son hôpital, ses nombreux souks, ses hammams splendides et ses résidences en pierre et en chaux donnent à cette cité toute sa magnificence”
Abou’l ‘Abbas al-Qalqachandi, Subh al-A’cha (XIVe siècle de notre ère)
Sur le mur de la mosquée al-Tawbat, détruite lors de l’inondation de 1612, une inscription, sur une plaque en bronze, commémore sa reconstruction par Hussein, fils de Youssef Pacha al-Saïfa, gouverneur de Tripoli sous les Ottomans. La mosquée al-Tawbat et la mosquée al-Dabbaghin partagent le même minaret.
Au Ier siècle avant notre ère, l’historien Diodore de Sicile, écrit que Tripolis, les “trois-cités-en-une”, est fondée par les habitants de Aradus, Sidon et Tyr. Cette ville fédérée devient un lieu de rencontre et c’est là qu’au IVe siècle avant notre ère, se réunit le premier “parlement” du monde méditerranéen oriental.
Tripolis, la Tursolt des Croisés, la Tarâbulus des Arabes, a joué un rôle important au cours des siècles.
Sous le règne des sultans mamelouks, la ville devient une importante province où le ná’ib gouverne en tant que “second sultan”.
Les décrets gravés sur la pierre et affichés sur les murs des mosquées et des madrasahs de Tripoli, soulignent l’intérêt que les sultans mamelouks portaient au bien-être de leurs sujets.
Les mosquées, les madrasahs, les hammams et les khans de Tripoli font de cette ville l’unique dépositaire des trésors de l’art et de l’architecture mamelouks au Liban.
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