FAQ
 

* Can I use any of the images or the material?
* Can I contribute to the site?
* What is the size of The Great Mosque of Djenne?
* When I try to highlight text or images on your site nothing happens, why?

Can I use any of the images or the material?

1 - For an assignment (personal or educational use) OFFLINE or ONLINE, yes you can based on the following conditions;

1A. Please mention our site, if your paper will be accessible electronically - show our site address http://www.islamicarchitecture.org,

1B. Do not submit material found on this website as your own work, allot of instructors are aware of our website and check it often -  always reference our site,

1C. Any images you take and post online must be saved on the server hosting your document. If you use our site bandwidth, the log-report will locate these images and we will rename them - rendering them broken on your site - and at times; using the space to advertise for our site - so please avoid leaching images.

2 - For personal websites; yes you can, but, please mention our site - put a link to our site http://www.islamicarchitecture.org on your webpage.

3 - For commercial use (online or offline publication's, other) please contact us.

Blog and/or Forum users please read:

Please do not leech images of our website, on blog(s) and/or forum(s), if you do, you abuse our server's bandwidth and that's not cool!

You may copy images off our website and post them on a blog or a forum; all we ask in return is to follow two simple steps:

1. Save the images on your server/desktop, then link them into your blog and/or forum.
2. Provide a link in your post to our website http://www.islamicarchitecture.org

If you use our site bandwidth, the log-report will locate these images and we will rename them - rendering them broken on THE BLOG AND/OR FORUM - and at times; using the space to advertise for our site.

Can I contribute to the site?

Yes! you can. All contributions will be given full credit and a link to your website will be listed on the same page or on links page.

What is the size of The Great Mosque of Djenne?

The current ‘Great Mosque of Djenne’ Mali, was built in 1906 on the ruins of a 13th century building, this mosque covers a site of 40x40 meters. Constructed in traditional clay, it testifies to the continued existence of regional architecture. The relevance of cultural identity is demonstrated in a ‘The Great Mosque’ of Niono, Mali, Which was built in 1973 using the same method and styles as the older one at Djenne.

When I try to highlight text or images on your site nothing happens, why?

We installed a script that disable the HIGHLIGHT option. You can still right-click.