571:"Dr. Bayati’s design presents a large complex which successfully combines the styles of Ottoman architecture (as it was practised in Eastern Europe) and Hungarian architecture in the style of Lechner. The platform on which this complex is envisaged is already standing. The new buildings flank the turbe to the right and left. The building to the left, or more precisely to the south of the turbe, is a mosque. This is covered by three domes, all resting on drums of various heights, that in the centre being taller than the lateral ones. Due to the cold climate of the country the mosque is entirely covered and is rectangular in shape. Since colour is very much in evidence both on the exterior and interior of the building, it is envisaged that the mihrab will be coated with Zsolnay tiles and framed by a rectangular border containing Quranic inscription."
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Islamic space shuttles. In undertaking all these projects, Al-Bayati has shown an ability to translate the significance of symbols into dynamic and workable buildings, while retaining the simplicity of his original concept. This is partly because his work is based on thoughtful research, and partly because he is able to give shape and form to what are essentially simplistic notions. He is thus able to create architecture with all the inherent qualities and perceptions of workable buildings. For although his buildings are based on simple concepts and often presented on an exaggerated scale, his attention to detail allows builders to remain not too distant from his unusual designs."
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583:) the architect Basil Al-Bayati in his design for the new cultural centre incorporated some of the ancient architectural features. There are the mud-faced walls with square and circular buttresses invoking the old fortifications as well as ornamental triangular perforations arranged in rows in imitation of those on the walls of the ancient buildings; doorways, too, have recessed upper portions in the traditional manner. In this way the style of the new building reinforces the connection with the ruins of the old capital."
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211:; born 13 May 1946) is an Iraqi-born architect and designer who has lived and practiced for the most part in Europe, in particular, London and who Neil Bingham, in his book 100 Years of Architectural Drawing: 1900–2000, has described as "an architect in whom East meets West." Al Bayati is considered to be one of the most important names in
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head of the entrance lobby. The insect’s long segmented yellow body is the central corridor, dome-lit, which intertwines with a branch of a tree, its stem a road and its leaves the roofs of condominiums and leisure facilities. The colourful berries are cone-topped villas intended to be reminiscent of
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market and with Al Bayati's designs, they soon began producing a collection of chandeliers and lamps made from bronze and brass, five of which can now be seen in the cafeteria of his Málaga centre. The inspiration for this collection came this time from the natural world, in particular the geometric
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This building reflects the more classical side of Al Bayati's architecture and is a four-storey post-modern classical townhouse in the heart of
Kensington. Architectural Design magazine wrote of him and this work: "He is steeped in the history of Islamic architecture, and deeply inspired by Persian
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Later, in the early 80s, Al Bayati continued his experiments with furniture design, mixing floral wood-carving with geometric inlay and turned work. Much of this work was made in Cairo and India and was once again designed specifically for houses that had been built by him in the Middle East. Some
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In 1990, he designed a collection of cutlery and tableware, called the Palm
Banqueting Suite, based upon the motif of the palm tree. It was a one-off commission for one of his buildings for a client in Kuwait and was made by a local Italian artisan. A reproduction of this set, made in Morocco, is
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In the mid-80s Al Bayati's furniture design took a bold turn – influenced perhaps by the wave of post-modern architects and designers of the time. His designs attracted the attention of a number of flamboyant clients who commissioned suites for their weddings. His furniture of this period was all
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According to Jim
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In 1983, he moved his offices to an old mill that he had restored and renovated on Miller's Way in
Shepherd's Bush. This became for him the busiest time in his career so far and was a highly creative period for him, designing and renovating buildings in both London as well as throughout the Middle
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After finishing his studies and whilst running his first practice, he became interested in furniture design. Many of these early designs were created especially for architectural projects that he was working on. They were made from carved wood, made with the assistance of the classically trained
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The interior calligraphy above the doors and in the mihrab was done by Ghani Alani, the last of the
Baghdad School of Calligraphy. He was a student of Hashem al-Khattat. Ghani Alani taught Dr. Bayati whilst at the College of Engineering in Baghdad. The building was also nominated for the 1992
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as sources of inspiration. At the same time, the pieces were practical, functional creations – cake display cabinets, coffee grinders, fruit cabinets and so on. A number of these pieces can be seen at his centre in Málaga. In 2013, he was introduced by a mutual friend to Sidqa Usta, an expert
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tomb-towers, Cairo Mosques, Moghul palaces etc. He is also, however, motivated by Western Classicism, in for example his project for Park Gate, London, drawn from the Classical ordering system of proportion, as well as the use of columns and mansard roofs."
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is based upon the theme of faith and knowledge; two pillars of Islam that must be taken together, "Knowledge cannot do without faith nor can faith ignore knowledge for Islam calls always for faith and knowledge to run in parallel."
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in which all of the specialty gourmet food furniture and displays had been designed by him. The design of these pieces was extravagant and theatrical, using Sumerian mythological figures, chariots, temples, elephants and even
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East. Much of his work at this time was also published in several books, the most notable being 'Basil Al Bayati: Architect' and 'Basil Al Bayati: Recent Works', the results of a fruitful relationship with
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He is also the inventor of what he termed "the mechanism of the wasitah (or excitor apparatus)" a geometric feedback mechanism for generating form and a method he himself often uses in the design process.
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In 1982, Al Bayati won the 1st prize in the King Saud Competition to build the main mosque for the university. His design incorporated extensively the motif of the palm trunk, as used in the very first
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In 1980 he designed a glass fountain for one of the Saudi royal family. The piece was so particular in its design that it took an expert glass-blower seven attempts before being successfully executed.
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motifs together with muqarnas (a mixture of pendentive and squinch). i.e. the offices of the President of the University of Basra.
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The building can be seen as part of The Decorative Arts Society architectural walk – A Walk Around and About ‘Albertopolis’.
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in Spain. There he acquired a five-storey listed building at Calle Marques de Guadiaro 3, designed by
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Fehervari, Geza (11 May 1990). "Back to Budapest". Building Design magazine. p. 35.
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Al Bayati is known in particular for the Great Mosque of Edinburgh, also known as the
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The Arab City: Its Character & Islamic Cultural Heritage
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Al Bayati, Basil. "Space of Freedom in Slavic Architecture"
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of these pieces are now on display in his centre in Málaga.
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in 1978. Later that same year he was registered with the
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Walker, Frank A. "Eastern Promise with a Tartan Overlay"
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Fehervari, Geza. "An Adventure in Islamic Architecture"
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Actual Experiences of Renewal Projects in Arabic Cities
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Collins, Michael. "Classicism in British Architecture"
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2977:"A Future for the Past – Interview with Jim Antoniou"
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Imam, M. "Meeting Point for Minorities in Edinburgh"
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Oriental Village by the Sea, Dominican Republic, 1988
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2423:Fehervari, Geza. "Az Elso Iszlam Muveszettortenet"
2360:Fehervari, Geza. "Revival in Islamic Architecture"
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2409:Kultermann, Udo. "Contemporary Arab Architecture"
2367:Fehervari, Geza. "Towers in Islamic Architecture"
2230:Jawharat-Al-Khaleej, Jewellery & Craft Centre
503:In 1988, Church Island House was exhibited at the
465:Dr. Bayati's design for the entrance gates to the
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2566:1982: Abu Dhabi City Competition UAE third prize.
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2392:Vol. 59, No. 5/6, 1989, London, pp. 57–62.
2343:Vol. 96, No. 9, September 1989, pp. 32–33.
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1310:Dream World, Magic Island & Fantasy Palace
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2364:Vol. 7, No. 6, September 1983, pp. 15–17.
2357:Vol. 9, No. 11, November 1985, pp. 30–33.
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2341:Royal Institute of British Architects Journal
1809:Qasir Ghumdan, Hotel & Conference Centre
930:100 Years of Architectural Drawing: 1900-2000
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2395:"Analogy in Architecture of the Arab World"
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960:. London: Cambridge University Press, 2015.
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2399:Vol. 2, No. 12, 1982, Riyadh, pp. 3–7.
2381:Antoniou, Jim. "Basil Al-Bayati Interview"
905:The Sun, The Moon, The Architecture of Time
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2402:Antoniou, Jim. "A Future for the Past"
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984:Hattstein, Markus & Delius, Peter.
772:. Academy Editions/St. Martin's Press.
734:. Academy Editions/St. Martin's Press.
2617:. London: Laurence King. p. 288.
2465:Fehervari, Geza. "Faith in Tradition"
2413:No. 16, April - June 1985, p. 50.
1937:St. Cross Road, Student Accommodation
1747:Commercial & Residential Building
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579:"Inspired by the ruins of ad-Dariyya (
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3522:King Fahd Mosque & Islamic Centre
2848:"Architect's Archives Mohamed Makiya"
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2476:No. 985, 11 May 1990, pp. 34–35.
2469:No. 940, 9 June 1989, pp. 26–27.
2458:Al Bayati, Basil. "Design for Islam"
2378:No. 109, 1990, Cairo, pp. 20–22.
2339:Antoniou, Jim. "Al Bayati in London"
2140:Ribs, Health Centre, Spa & Hotel
793:. Academy Editions/Ernst & Sohn.
613:made at the exclusive OAK factory in
314:In 1986, he was awarded the title of
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168:main Mosque Competition first prize,
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2514:"New Cultural Centre at Ad-Dariyya"
2472:Fehervari, Geza. "Back to Budapest"
2451:Al Bayati, Basil. "Built for Islam"
2290:Jama Al Kitab, Mosque & Library
1871:Sinmar Palaces, Residential Complex
1346:Maaber 1 & 2, Pedestrian Bridge
1195:Residential & Commercial Centre
665:on display at the centre in Málaga.
309:British Institute of Interior Design
287:) in Professional Practice from the
2455:No. 1029, 5 April 1991, p. 25.
2434:No. 12932, 31 July 1998, p. 1.
1356:St. Barbara House, Office Building
223:fantasy/fiction and autobiography.
208:
3411:"Arab British Chamber of Commerce"
2448:No. 3825, 19 May 1988, p. 11.
2270:Samarkand, Shops & Apartments
2160:Jewel of Sharja, Family Residence
1727:Palace of Unity, Government House
1320:Palm Mosque, King Saud University
946:. London: Academy Editions, 1989.
886:Creativity in Architectural Design
477:Church Island House, Staines, 1987
14:
3540:Central Mosque and Islamic Centre
3527:Dictionary of Scottish Architects
2911:"Forum for the Built Environment"
2823:Baghdad: Memories of an Architect
2500:Latham, Ian. "Edited Highlights"
2441:31 July-1 August 1998, p. 1.
2420:No. 7/8 July–August 1992, London.
2411:Mimar Architecture in Development
2210:Heart & Lung, Medical Centre
2200:Flying Terraces, Shopping Centre
2104:Awatif Sultan, Private Residence
1927:St. Cross, Student Accommodation
1500:Boadicea, Residential Apartments
1159:Hanging Gardens, Courtyard Villa
1116:Istath Wadiya, Private Residence
848:Baghdad: Memories of an Architect
567:Gul Baba Turbe Precinct, Budapest
527:Hyde Park Gate Mews, London, 1990
3453:Al Bayati - Function and Fantasy
2880:Antoniou, Jim (September 1989).
2654:Al Bayati - Function and Fantasy
2260:Minaret, Hotel & Apartments
2170:Sky Castle, Residential Complex
972:Architecture in the 20th Century
559:Tomb of Gul Baba, Budapest, 1987
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3498:Arab Culture & Civilisation
2897:"DPU Associates Patrick Wakely"
1436:Vihara, Commercial Town Centre
1300:Seagull, Senior Citizens' Home
1103:
932:. London: Laurence King, 2012.
447:Aga Khan Award for Architecture
396:Great Mosque of Edinburgh, 1987
355:Fitzroy Robinson & Partners
3516:The Architects in Saudi Arabia
3504:Beautiful Mosques of the World
2504:30 September 1988, p. 29.
2240:Burjabal, Government Building
2150:Quadrangle, Private Residence
1615:Mosque & Community Centre
988:. H.F. Ullmann, Berlin, 2007.
810:Basil Al-Bayati: Conceptualist
105:Basil Younis Rasheed Al Bayati
1:
2346:"Aldarriyah-Cultural Centre"
2300:Green Oak, Private Residence
2094:Branches, Industrial Village
1185:Ukhaider, Government Complex
1000:Other information of interest
790:Basil Al Bayati: Recent Works
293:Architects Registration Board
289:Polytechnic of Central London
249:, the sixth of ten children.
2539:No. 45,596, 23 October 1989.
2516:Albenaa Islamic Architecture
2481:Arts & the Islamic World
2369:Arts & The Islamic World
2280:Octagon, Private University
1950:College for Islamic Studies
1467:Pavilion, House Art Gallery
1069:Hanging Garden Villa, Kuwait
2688:. London: aarp. p. 4.
2638:Serageldin, Ismail (1982).
2310:Malwiya, Commercial Centre
1822:Polyheight Office Building
1533:Ship, Residential Building
1477:Blue Bird, Office Building
535:Hyde Park Gate Mews, London
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1085:Arab Nouveau Villa, Kuwait
986:Islam: Arte y Arquitectura
770:Basil Al-Bayati: Architect
505:German Architecture Museum
332:Royal Geographical Society
3345:Al Bayati, Basil (1988).
3320:Al Bayati, Basil (1988).
3289:Al Bayati, Basil (1993).
3261:Al Bayati, Basil (2008).
3229:Al Bayati, Basil (1988).
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3162:Al Bayati, Basil (1993).
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2949:Al Bayati, Basil (1993).
2924:Al Bayati, Basil (1988).
2821:Al Bayati, Basil (2012).
2714:Al Bayati, Basil (1988).
2684:Al Bayati, Basil (1981).
2490:12 March 1989, p. 1.
2488:The Sunday Times Scotland
2348:Architecture and Urbanism
1654:Morning Flower Residence
1602:Edinburgh Central Mosque
1397:Lisson Grove Development
903:Al Bayati, Basil (2015).
884:Al Bayati, Basil (2015).
865:Al Bayati, Basil (2014).
846:Al Bayati, Basil (2012).
827:Al Bayati, Basil (2011).
808:Al Bayati, Basil (2008).
787:Al Bayati, Basil (1993).
768:Al Bayati, Basil (1988).
749:Al Bayati, Basil (1984).
730:Al Bayati, Basil (1983).
711:Al Bayati, Basil (1981).
404:Great Mosque of Edinburgh
303:, IAAS (now known as the
265:University College London
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3552:Qasr Ghumdan p. 159
3532:King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz
3506:Edinburgh Central Mosque
3482:Edinburgh Central Mosque
2553:Venice, 1982, pp: 91–93.
2530:The Architectural Review
2404:Middle East Construction
1737:Sana'a, Shopping Centre
1457:Tristar Office Building
1045:Seaside Chalet in Kuwait
956:Reynolds, Dwight (ed.).
705:Books by Basil Al Bayati
410:Edinburgh Central Mosque
237:Early life and education
229:He currently resides in
185:Edinburgh Central Mosque
3546:An Essay by Ihsan Fethi
3492:Decorative Arts Society
2511:No. 7185, 31 July 1998.
2427:26 May 1988, p. 4.
2130:Dancing Dervish, Hotel
2015:French, Seaside Chalet
1799:Budapest, Trade Centre
1714:Bibliotheca Alexandria
1579:Oculus, Private Office
751:The City and the Mosque
627:Saint Basil's Cathedral
365:, of Academy Editions.
271:, where he worked with
213:metaphoric architecture
3591:Architects from London
3486:Edinburgh Great Mosque
3265:. Milan: Genivs Loci.
1858:27-30 Nicolson Square
1510:Scottish Castle, Bank
1280:Camel Train, Monument
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2686:Process & Pattern
2588:List of Iraqi artists
2532:No. 10, October 1993.
1963:Fish Canning Factory
1760:Medina Qaboos School
1487:Southall Town Centre
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375:In 2008, he moved to
336:Royal Asiatic Society
334:(RGS) as well as the
254:University of Baghdad
144:University of Baghdad
46:neutral point of view
3601:Artists from Baghdad
3586:Writers from Baghdad
3475:Islamic Architecture
2825:. Málaga: Fabulist.
2544:Architectural Record
2418:Architectural Design
2383:Architectural Design
2074:Snail, Car Showroom
2064:Fortress, Residence
1881:Bugsy, Kindergarten
1773:Hyde Park Gate Mews
1628:Golden Hillock Road
1543:Church Island House
1423:St. Barbara's House
829:The Age of Metaphors
684:Palm Suite Fireplace
491:Architectural Design
467:King Saud University
320:University of London
316:Doctor of Philosophy
189:King Saud University
166:King Saud University
148:University of London
3494:Architectural Walks
3143:on 5 September 2015
3070:on 23 November 2010
2882:Al Bayati in London
2320:Indo-Chinese Villa
2117:Arab Nouveau Villa
2084:Sinbad, Theme Park
1704:Mova-Book, Library
1667:The Old Boat House
1376:Time, Garden Lodge
1366:Pleasure, Pavilion
1208:Westbourne Terrace
732:Community and Unity
713:Process and Pattern
285:Bachelor of Science
3041:on 17 October 2015
2744:Post-Modern Design
2051:Private Residence
1989:Private Residence
1129:Skeleton, Stadium
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3480:Beautiful Mosques
3272:978-88-903666-2-8
2895:Wakely, Patrick.
2846:Makiya, Mohamed.
2832:978-0-9571235-1-9
2770:Kultermann, Udo.
2753:978-0-84781-136-6
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2190:Amsterdam Height
2002:Shopping Complex
1410:Hammersmith Road
1386:Bliss Tweed Mill
1267:Government House
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994:978-3-83313-536-1
980:978-0-44200-942-7
970:Kultermann, Udo.
966:978-0-52172-533-0
952:978-0-84781-136-6
938:978-1-78067-272-4
914:978-0-9571235-4-0
895:978-0-9571235-5-7
876:978-0-9571235-3-3
857:978-0-9571235-1-9
838:978-0-9571235-0-2
819:978-88-903666-2-8
495:Andreas Papadakis
370:Frederick Wheeler
363:Andreas Papadakis
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2038:Seaside Chalet
1976:Suburban House
1832:Dakkah Project
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413:Scotland."
273:Paul Oliver
130:Nationality
115:13 May 1946
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2594:References
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1077:Oman Villa
753:. Oxford.
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111:1946-05-13
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372:in 1890.
243:Adhamiyah
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170:Abu Dhabi
157:Architect
50:talk page
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