Shaking Minarets
Shaking Minarets
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These minarets at the Sidi Bashir Mosque have earned their name from the fact that they literally shake.
Within close proximity to the city’s railway station, these minarets are part of the Sidi Bashir Mosque and have earned their name from the fact that they literally shake – If one of them is pushed, the other trembles after a gap of a few seconds. Each minaret stands about 70 metres high with carved stone balconies.
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