By the Fig and the Olive
Except those who believe (Islamic Monotheism) and do righteous deeds. Then they shall have a reward without end.
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Tunis Islamic Travel Guide
Tunis's Islamic travel hub brings halal dining, prayer access, Muslim-friendly hotels, and women/family-aware planning into one trust-led guide.
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Sidi Youssef Mosque
Zitouna Mosque
Sidi Mahrez Mosque
Al Taqwa Mosque
Mosquée Malek Ibn Anas de Carthage
Mosquée Youssef Saheb Tabaa
Ezzitouna Mosque
Mosquée Sidi Youssef Dey
Zaytuna Mosque
Mosquée Kasbah
Mosque El Haramain
Bani Hashim Mosque
Al Tawba Mosque
Masjid Arrahma
Omar Bin Al Khattab Mosque - Ibn Sina District
Al Taqwa Mosque - Ibn Sina District
Zaouia Sidi Mehrez
Mosquée
Mosquee
Al Imtithal for Islamic Finance
Dar Hamouda Pacha
La Mamma
Les Dunes
White Elephant
Dar El Jeld
La Croisette
L'Astragale
Hollywood Dinners
Chargui
Restaurant Essaraya
Andalous
Café Vert
Le Bolero
Margaritas
Mahdaoui
Le Tam Tam
Restaurante Les 3 Étoiles
Mamie Lily
Abid
Chez Nous
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Sidi Youssef Mosque
Prayer
Built by the Ottoman leader Youssef Dey, the Sidi Youssef mosque holds great importance for the Muslim sect known as ‘Hanefite’. This mosque was the first to represent this school of thought of Islamic practice in Tunis in 1616. With its construction new architectural doors also opened to the Tunisian Arabs since the mosque was the first to adopt an octagonal shape for its huge minarets. It is today an architectural wonder and if you are interested in seeing great works of art, pay a visit to this address to see the glory that oozes from the building.
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Zitouna Mosque
Prayer
Named after the preaching style of its founder (under the ‘olive tree’), Zitouna Mosque is the largest mosque all over Tunis and is its most famous landmark. It reflects the religion of most Tunisians and has been a very powerful tourist attraction. An extensive library inside the mosque adds to the attractive interior. Though non Muslims are not allowed to enter, they can stroll in the garden around it and examine the fine architecture of the mosque and the 44m high minaret.
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Sidi Mahrez Mosque
Prayer
Named after the patron of Tunis, Sidi Mahrez Mosque has a very powerful presence in the medina. Depicting Turkish architecture at its peak, the mosque was made by the Ottoman rulers during the 17th century to give reverence to the pious saint and as a token of gratitude for his contribution in opening up ramparts and mosques in the city. As an ancient rule, only Muslim tourists are allowed to enter the mosque.
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