✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1986
Door of the Sidi Boumedienne Mosque
Door of the Sidi Boumediène mosque – Tlemcen It was in 1339 (739 AH) that Sultan Abou Al Hassan built the El Eubbad mosque as an annex to the tomb of Sidi Boumediène, thereby demonstrating his piety for the great Andalusian mystic. The porch of this mosque is prestigious. A large horseshoe-shaped arcade exceeding 7 m and 3 m wide frames the door. In the rectangle which overlaps it, arabesques in white, brown, green and yellow earthenware intertwine, above a band of mosaics unrolls an inscription as a dedication: “Praise to the one God. The erection of this mosque was ordered by our master the sultan servant of God, Ali, son of our lord sultan Abu Said Othman, son of (...), may God strengthen him and grant him His help. In the year 739 (1339).” Dominating the epigraphic ribbon, a frieze of 5 rosettes whose center is an octagonal star and which join each other by means of chevrons arranged on four vertical bands. At approximately 2 m from the ground, the interior faces of the porch are crisscrossed with arabesques. A heavy cedar door, with two leaves, covered with bronze blades, separates the vestibule from the oratory of this venerable mosque.
View Stamp Details →Collection Gallery
Legislative elections of 06/05/1997
Referendum for the Constitution of 11/28/1996
Presidential elections
1st Anniversary of Aéropostale
50th anniversary of Unicef
50th Anniversary of May 8, 1945
Fiftieth anniversary of the UN
May 8, 1945
20th Anniversary of the World Tourism Organization UNWTO
40th Anniversary of the Start of the Revolution
20th Anniversary of the National Coast Guard Service
30th Anniversary of Independence
40th Anniversary of the Geneva Convention on Refugees
3rd Anniversary of the Maghreb Summit of Zéralda
2° Anniversary of the Constitution
30th Anniversary of December 11, 1960
Promotion of Savings
30th Anniversary of OPEC
1st Anniversary of the Arab Maghreb Union