Bab er-Rouah

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Bab er-Rouah is a monumental 12th-century city gate in Rabat, Morocco, renowned for its richly decorated stonework and status as one of the finest surviving examples of Almohad military architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Almohad architecture
city gate
monument
access publicly accessible
architecturalStyle Almohad NERFINISHED
belongsToTradition Western Islamic military architecture
builtBy Almohad Caliphate NERFINISHED
builtUnder Almohad rule
constructionStartCentury 12th century
continent Africa
country Morocco
culturalContext Islamic architecture
Maghrebi architecture
dateOfConstruction 12th century
function city gate
controlled access to Rabat
defensive structure
hasFeature Arabic calligraphic inscriptions
bent entrance passage
defensive towers
floral carvings
fortified gatehouse
geometric carvings
horseshoe arch
monumental portal
muqarnas decoration
ornamental carved façade
polylobed arch decoration
richly decorated stonework
hasType fortified gate
heritage Almohad military architecture
heritageStatus important historic monument of Rabat
historicalEra medieval period
languageOfInscriptions Arabic
locatedIn Morocco NERFINISHED
Rabat NERFINISHED
Rabat medina NERFINISHED
material stone
nameMeaning Gate of the Winds NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the finest surviving examples of Almohad military architecture
monumental scale
richly decorated stonework
partOf city walls of Rabat
preservation well-preserved historic gate
region Rabat-Salé-Kénitra NERFINISHED
tourism popular tourist attraction in Rabat

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