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The Great Mosque in Kairouan between 836 and 866.

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The Mosque is located in Rue Sidi Abdelkader, Kairouan, Tunisia.

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In Tunisia they speak Arabic

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They are a republic, a Unitary State, and have a semi-presidential system.

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Majority of the Muslims in Tunisia belong to the Sunni branch.

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Since Islam is the official state religion in Tunisia, 99% of people are Muslim.

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- Tunisian Medina Festival: Held in the Tunisian capital during Ramadan. This festival is focused around the municipal theater, also features international films, musical performances, and street shows.

- Festival of the Oases of Mountain in Tamerza: Hosted annually in March to celebrate the 100th anniversary of one of the most famous poets in Tunisia, Abou El Kacem Chebbi.

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The area that is now Tunisia became ruled by Islam during the Umayyed Caliphate (661-750 AH). The Umayyeds founded their first Islamic city in Kairouan, North Africa in 670 AD where later the Great Mosque in Kairouan was constructed

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Travel Tunisia - Visiting the Great Mosque of Kairouan

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