ملامح من العمارة في مالي في الفترة من (القرن 8-10 ه)‎.

Abstract EN

This Study deals with some examples of Islamic Architecture in Mali, located in West Africa, whose lands witnessed the emergence of many ancient Islamic Kingdoms in Africa, the most prominent of them: Kingdom of Ghana, Mali, Songhai.

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The Study talks about models of Architecture, especially in three cities showing different models of mosques and Houses & Royal Tombs that were built during different periods from 8^th to 10^th Century AH.

They show clear features of Islamic Architecture in Africa, and its specificity in these African Kingdoms.

Perhaps one of the most prominent architectural models: Jennie Mosque, which is one of the well-known Islamic cities in West Africa, located near the Niger River, and it is considered one of the largest Constructions built with mud in the world.

It also dealt with mosques of Timbuktu, which is one of the greatest cities of Islam in the West Africa, in addition to the tomb of Sultan Askia Muhammad in Gao, one of the greatest sultans of West Africa during the Islamic era, and these architectural buildings are located in the current state of Mali