Abbreviations
Creswell, Early Muslim Architecture
Creswell, The Muslim Architecture of Egypt
Écochard et al., Les monuments ayyoubides de Damas
Herzfeld, Matériaux pour un Corpus Inscriptionum Arabicarum, pt. 2, Syrie du Nord. Inscriptions et monuments d'Alep
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Combe et al., Répertoire chronologiqued'épigraphie arabe
Sauvaget, Monuments historiques de Damas
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