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Alger - Algeria 🇩🇿

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27/11/2021

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27/11/2021

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22/11/2021

Third Largest Mosque in the World Wins ‘International Architecture Award 2021’
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The architectural practice KSP Engel is delighted to win a major prize in the world of art and architecture: The Grand Mosque of Algiers, Djamaâ el-Djazaïr, has received this year’s “International Architecture Award 2021” from the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and the European Center for Architecture Art Design. 🇩🇿🕌

The prize: “International Architecture Award” for landmark project in Algiers

The “Djamaâ el-Djazaïr”, Arabic for Mosque of Algeria, was completed in 2020 and publicly commissioned for use in the fall of last year. As the Friday Mosque, it is destined to accommodate about 120,000 visitors and is considered the world’s third largest mosque. Alongside the architecture by KSP Engel, the landscape planning by Rainer Schmidt Landschaftsarchitekten and the load-bearing structure by KREBS+KIEFER International also received due recognition.

After the Islamic pilgrimage sites in Mecca and Medina, it is the third largest mosque in the world. At 265 meters tall, its minaret is higher than any other, while the Prayer Hall hosts up to 36,000 worshippers on religious festival days. The entire complex provides space for up to 120,000 visitors every day and, alongside the Prayer Hall and the minaret, comprises further facilities such as a museum with a research center for Islamic art and history, a conference center, a library, a theological college, apartments and infrastructure buildings.

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19/11/2021

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Brezina, El Bayadh - Algeria 🇩🇿

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19/11/2021

The only one who loves the Algerians, but most do not know that he is of Algerian origin. We hope to see his works in his country djsnake]

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17/11/2021

We did not find anything to describe this person except to say, may God protect him, an example of the challenge, despite what he achieved, but from his humility he says that I am not an adventure He says I'm still on the way and I haven't achieved anything
We wish him success in his journey from north to south
For all his followers, we hope to explore his YouTube channel to watch his journey to the farthest point in Mauritania across the desert. Pictures from

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16/11/2021

A barbary lion captured, Algeria, 1880-1890

16/11/2021

A Barbary Lioness captured by Hunters, Algiers, 1870

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15/11/2021

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10/11/2021

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Ain Fouara,Sétif - Algeria 🇩🇿

08/11/2021

A panther in Algeria, Miliana, early twentieth century

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Lioness near Ghelizane, Algeria, early twentieth century

08/11/2021

Back of a hunting party in 1930 in the area of ​​Souk-Ahras (Algeria)

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04/11/2021

Santa Cruz ,Oran - Algeria 🇩🇿

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02/11/2021

Algerian Culture
Algerian Traditional Dresses
Any fashion that is lucky enough to fall under the influence of three civilizations are certain to be an extraordinary blend of style and chic. Algeria sits at the crossroads of three worlds, Arab, Mediterranean and African, and Algerian fashion has long been influenced by the fact that its unique location has been a place of historic meetings and exchanges.

Not surprisingly, Algerian designers have succeeded in combining the culture traditions with the influence of the environment of the country. These influences have found their way into the fashion industry and have foreshadowed several changes in the choice of colour, design and pattern.

Women‘s costume in particular, successfully combines flamboyance, utility and elegance. There is a strong emphasis on intricate decoration and colours. The use of colourful fabrics for clothing stands out against the predominant surrounding earth tones and the Algerian woman has kept her love for colour and brightly coloured patterns. Reds, yellows, greens and blues as well as many other colour combinations are combined and finely embroidered with gold and silver threads.

The Karakou is a typical traditional dress and incorporates a velvet jacket embroidered in gold and silver worn with the traditional saroual (Arab pants) and comes from Algiers, the capital of Algeria.

The Blousa from Oran, West Algeria is a fulllength, straight-cut dress made entirely from lace and sequined chest.

Chedda of Tlemcen:is a traditional caftan velvet and golden son, decorated with pearls, necklaces. It is considered in this region, as the most beautiful and the most expensive dress worn by the bride on her wedding day but also the other women at weddings.

The Djeba of Constantine:is the traditional dress from Constantine in the eastern side of the country.
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01/11/2021

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20/09/2021

المسجد الاعظم في الجزائر The greatest mosque in Algeria 🇩🇿

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