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English: Friday Mosque keyhole arch (Ghaznavid style). The foundation inscription gives a date of completion of 1200 C.E.[1]
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Source (2002). "The Ghurid Tomb at Herat". Afghan and Islamic Studies, eds W. Ball and L. Harrow (London).
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Author Robert Byron (26 February 1905 – 24 February 1941)

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Friday Mosque keyhole arch (Ghaznavid style)

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