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King Hassan II Mosque, Moroccoby ~georgeparis

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Courtyard of King Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca, Morocco

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~fahd4007 Apr 19, 2012 Professional Interface Designer

its Arab's architect beauty

visit may you like some art work
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~SquazerArt Jul 22, 2011

Beautiful perspective

In fact it is King Hassan II mosque. And in reality, it is people's mosque because everyone participated to its construction.

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~georgeparis Jul 23, 2011

Many thanks for the comment and info, I appreciate it so much.

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