فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Ahmed al-Abadi, a parliamentarian from the Progress and Socialism team, sent a written question to the Minister of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Tawfiq, about the fate of the restoration and repair works of the Great Mosque in Taza, expressing his concern over the significant delays in this process.
Abadi questioned the extent to which the restoration standards are respected, especially with regard to the quality of building materials, such as tiles and glaze, and the extent of the commitment to preserve the original architectural character of the mosque, including walls, arches, domes and ceilings.
The parliamentarian also demanded that the ministry reveal the measures taken to monitor the progress of the work and ensure that the original components of the mosque, such as chandeliers, decorations, antique doors, and rare locks, are not harmed. He emphasized the need to document and inventory all contents before and after restoration, to avoid any loss or alteration of this historical landmark.
The Great Mosque, also known as the Great Mosque, is one of the most prominent religious, cultural and historical landmarks in Taza, which has been a beacon of enlightenment for centuries. It houses one of the largest chandeliers in the Arab and Islamic world, weighing up to 32 quintals, inscribed in Kufic script, along with an authentic Almohad pulpit, nave, library, and rare scientific manuscripts.
In light of the uncertainty about the fate of the works, the parliamentarian stressed the importance of finishing the restoration according to the standards adopted to protect the heritage, noting that restoration operations require high precision and craftsmanship to ensure the preservation of the architectural identity of the Great Mosque of Taza.
Source : Fes News Media
