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Das Weiße Minarett (Urdu منارۃ المسیح Minarat ul-Massih, deutsch ‚Minarett des Messias‘) ist ein Turm in Qadian, Indien (Bundesstaat Punjab). Das 32 Meter hohe Minarett befindet sich im Hof der Aqsa-Moschee, neben der Mubarak-Moschee.

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dbo:abstract Das Weiße Minarett (Urdu منارۃ المسیح Minarat ul-Massih, deutsch ‚Minarett des Messias‘) ist ein Turm in Qadian, Indien (Bundesstaat Punjab). Das 32 Meter hohe Minarett befindet sich im Hof der Aqsa-Moschee, neben der Mubarak-Moschee. (de) The Minaret-ul-Masih (Arabic: منارہ المسیح, romanized: manārat-ul masīh; lit. Minaret of the Messiah) is a stone tower and monument standing beside the Aqsa Mosque in Qadian, India. It was constructed under the direction of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya movement specifically as a lighthouse symbolising the ultimate pre-eminence of Islam. The minaret has three stages, 92 steps, and a total height of about 105 ft or 32 m. Its construction was completed in 1916 and has since become a symbol and distinctive mark in Ahmadiyya Islam. The minaret features on the Ahmadiyya flag and also (sometimes with rays of light) in the movement's major publications. It is classified as a historical monument. (en) Белый минарет — башня и памятник, установленные возле мечети «Мубарак» в Кадиане, Пенджаб, Индия. Является священным памятником для ахмадитов. (ru)
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rdfs:comment Das Weiße Minarett (Urdu منارۃ المسیح Minarat ul-Massih, deutsch ‚Minarett des Messias‘) ist ein Turm in Qadian, Indien (Bundesstaat Punjab). Das 32 Meter hohe Minarett befindet sich im Hof der Aqsa-Moschee, neben der Mubarak-Moschee. (de) Белый минарет — башня и памятник, установленные возле мечети «Мубарак» в Кадиане, Пенджаб, Индия. Является священным памятником для ахмадитов. (ru) The Minaret-ul-Masih (Arabic: منارہ المسیح, romanized: manārat-ul masīh; lit. Minaret of the Messiah) is a stone tower and monument standing beside the Aqsa Mosque in Qadian, India. It was constructed under the direction of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya movement specifically as a lighthouse symbolising the ultimate pre-eminence of Islam. (en)
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