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Aramgah e Qazi Yunus ((ペルシア語:آرامگاه قاضى يونس), called now as ''Hajji Piadah Baba'' ''pilgrimage to Mecca on foot'') 〔http://www.flickr.com/photos/joaoleitao/7857706170/〕 is a grave of the ''judge Yunus''. The grave is on the edge of the Masjid e No Gonbad ((ペルシア語:مسجد نُهگنبد) ''Mosque of Nine Cupolas''), a Samanid-style building in Balkh province of northern Afghanistan. Built in the 9th century, it is thought to be the earliest Islamic building in the country.〔(City of Balkh (antique Bactria), UNESCO website )〕 In the Sassanid Dynasty was here Akashdadah e Naubahar (''(ペルシア語:آتشکده نوبهار) ''Fire Temple of Naubahar). In the Kushan Empire was a common meditation center, the Barmarkiden their ornaments because of Islamic conquests - have expanded Hindu-Buddhist and Zoroastrian pattern (Mithra cult like sun, flowers, lily) painted over with plaster and the Samanids with nine DOMES, the first Mosque in Bactra. As the hidden ornaments have appeared, they have been destroyed again from Islamic religious considerations. The grave of Judge Yunus it does not fit to the complex, although a pilgrimage on foot to Mecca undertook. It measures 20×20 meters. The outside walls are of mud-brick construction. The interior is divided into nine bays, each originally covered by a dome. The columns and the arches that divide the bays are exquisitely decorated in deeply carved stucco, depicting a wide wariety of design, stylistically comparable to Abbasid decoration in Mesopotamia.〔Archaeological gazetteer of Afghanistan (Title in French: Catalogue des sites archeologiques d'Afghanistan), Warwick Ball, Volume I & II, Editions Recherche sur les civilisations, Paris, 1982.〕 The site was listed on the World Monuments Fund's 2006 World Monuments Watch list of 100 Most Endangered Sites.〔(World Monuments Fund's World Monuments Watch 1996-2006. – Retrieved on 12 November 2008. )〕 == Video== * (Zoroastrian Ātashkada (fire-temple) Naubahār in Balkh BBC ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Haji Piyada」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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