Category:Dome of the Rock terrace

English: The large rectangular terrace^[1] / raised platform^[2] / upper platform^[3] on which the Dome of the Rock and other structures stand is called a maṣṭaba,^[3]^[4] dikka,^[3]^[2] and dukkān.^[2] It is surrounded by a courtyard.

↑ Auld, Hillenbrand & Natsheh. The Living City. / Burgoyne. Mamluk Jerusalem. / Grabar. Where Heaven and Earth Meet: “the Dome of the Rock terrace”.
↑ ^a ^b ^c Necipoğlu. The Dome of the Rock as Palimpsest.
↑ ^a ^b ^c Prawer & Ben-Shammai. The History of Jerusalem. 1996. “the lower level around the upper platform (mastaba or dikka), on which the Dome of the Rock stands”.
↑ Menashe Har-El. 2004. Golden Jerusalem: “Its center is occupied by a platform (mastaba) surrounded by a courtyard”.

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[1] Auld, Hillenbrand & Natsheh. The Living City. / Burgoyne. Mamluk Jerusalem. / Grabar. Where Heaven and Earth Meet: “the Dome of the Rock terrace”.

[Palimpsest-2] Necipoğlu. The Dome of the Rock as Palimpsest.

[Prawer-3] Prawer & Ben-Shammai. The History of Jerusalem. 1996. “the lower level around the upper platform (mastaba or dikka), on which the Dome of the Rock stands”.

[4] Menashe Har-El. 2004. Golden Jerusalem: “Its center is occupied by a platform (mastaba) surrounded by a courtyard”.

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