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Saida Adjoula Mosque is a mosque in Tunis. It is located in the north of the medina.

This mosque is located at number 20, Saida Adjoula Street.^[1]

The mosque got its name from a saint woman called Saida Adjoula.

The mosque was built in 1874 (1291 Hijri) under the reign of the Husainid dynasty, as mentioned by the commemorative plaque at the entrance.

^ "Liste des mosquées de l'arrondissement Médina". commune-tunis.gov.tn (in French). Retrieved 11 January 2017.

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 [[File:Mosquée Saïda Ajoula photo3 مسجد السيدة عجولة.jpg|thumb|View of the Saida Adjoula Mosque]]
-'''Saida Adjoula Mosque''' is a [[mosque]] in [[Tunis]]. It is located in the north of the [[Medina of Tunis|medina]].
+'''Saida Adjoula Mosque''' is a mosque in [[Tunis]]. It is located in the north of the [[Medina of Tunis|medina]].
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 == History ==
-The mosque was built in [[1874]] (1291 [[Islamic calendar|Hijri]]) under the reign of the [[Husainid dynasty]], as mentioned by the commemorative plaque at the entrance.
+The mosque was built in 1874 (1291 [[Islamic calendar|Hijri]]) under the reign of the [[Husainid dynasty]], as mentioned by the commemorative plaque at the entrance.
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