White mosque
Sign in to saveAlso known as White tower, Jami' al-Abyad, al-Abyad Mosque, Masjid al-Abyad, Jami el-Abiad
mosque in Ramla, Israel
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It sits within the topics 720 establishments, 8th-century establishments in the Umayyad Caliphate and 8th-century mosques.
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- White Mosque, Ramla
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- Umar II
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- 1268-00-00
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720 establishments8th-century establishments in the Umayyad Caliphate8th-century mosquesBuildings and structures completed in 1268Buildings and structures in RamlaHistory of RamlaInfobox religious building with unknown affiliationIslamic shrines in IsraelMamluk mosques in IsraelMedieval history of PalestineMosque buildings with domes in IsraelMosque buildings with minarets in IsraelMosque ruinsMosques completed in the 1260sReligious buildings and structures completed in the 720sRuins in IsraelTowers completed in the 13th centuryUmayyad architecture in IsraelUse Oxford spelling from April 2022World Heritage Tentative List