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Azougui

Site of medieval town in Adrar Region, Mauritania

Azougui (or Azuggi, Arabic: آزوكي, romanized: āzūkī, Hassaniyya: آزوگي, romanized: āzūgī) was a town in north-western Mauritania, lying on the Adrar Plateau

Azougui

Imam al-Hadrami

Almoravid conquest of Azougui, close to Atar in present-day Mauritania by Abu Bakr ibn Umar, al-Hadrami followed him to that city. In Azougui he served as Qadi

Imam al-Hadrami

Imam_al-Hadrami

Almoravid dynasty

1040–1147 Berber dynasty in west Africa and Iberia

stronghold there was a fortress called Azuggi (also rendered variably as Azougui or Azukki), which had been built earlier by his brother Yannu ibn Umar

Almoravid dynasty

Almoravid_dynasty

Battle of Tabfarilla

Military battle in present-day Mauritania

March and 19 April of 448 AH/1056 AD at a spot called Tabfarilla near Azougui in present-day central Mauritania. The battle continued until night. The

Battle of Tabfarilla

Battle_of_Tabfarilla

Adrar Plateau

Natural region in Mauritania

notable several stone circles, e.g. Atar Stone Circle, and the later town of Azougui. Beginning in the mid-17th century, migrants from the Adrar Plateau region

Adrar Plateau

Adrar_Plateau

List of World Heritage Sites in Mauritania

Archived from the original on 1 April 2016. Retrieved 7 October 2010. "Azougui Cultural Landscape". UNESCO World Heritage Centre (in French). Retrieved

List of World Heritage Sites in Mauritania

List_of_World_Heritage_Sites_in_Mauritania

Oasis

Fertile area in a desert environment

Aoujeft Oasis 252 Wadi Mauritania Adrar Atar Oasis 223 Wadi Mauritania Adrar Azougui Oasis 250 Wadi Mauritania Adrar Chinguetti Oasis 494 Wadi Mauritania Adrar

Oasis

Arab migrations to the Maghreb

Medieval migrations of Arabs to the Maghreb

called Bafours, who bring up their trained dogs and live in the city of Azougui. Living in tents, these Arab tribes are nomads, originating from the Arabian

Arab migrations to the Maghreb

Arab_migrations_to_the_Maghreb

Africa Eco Race

Northern Africa annual rally raid

January Tiwilit Tiwilit 439.54 414.27 8 10 January Tiwilit Azougui 453.69 425.44 9 11 January Azougui Akjoujt 464.35 390.96 10 12 January Akjoujt Akjoujt 482

Africa Eco Race

Africa_Eco_Race

Ouadane

Commune and town in Adrar Region, Mauritania

129–140. Mauny, Raymond (1955), "Notes d'histoire et d'archéologie sur Azougui, Chinguetti et Ouadane", Bulletin de l'Institut Français de l'Afrique Noire

Ouadane

National Museum of Mauritania

National museum in Nouakchott, Mauritania

Mauritanian cities such as Koumbi Saleh, Aoudaghost, Tichit, Ouadane and Azougui. The ethnographic collections contain objects belonging to different cultures

National Museum of Mauritania

National_Museum_of_Mauritania

List of World Heritage Sites in Arab States

of Ouadane, Chinguetti, Tichitt and Oualata Banc d'Arguin National Park Azougui Cultural Landscape Kumbi Saleh Archaeological Site Tegdaoust Archaeological

List of World Heritage Sites in Arab States

List_of_World_Heritage_Sites_in_Arab_States

Atar Department

Department in Adrar Region, Mauritania

at Atar. The other villages in the department are Ain Ehel Taya, Tawaz, Azougui and Choum. The Atar constituency covers the same area as the department

Atar Department

Atar_Department

History of Western Sahara

(Morocco), and Saguia el-Hamra (Western Sahara). Ouadane, Idjil (near Atar), Azougui, Araouane, Taoudenni, and later Tindouf were important stopping-places

History of Western Sahara

History_of_Western_Sahara

Almoravid architecture

Almoravid dinar Maravedí Almerían silk Almoravid and Almohad textiles Azougui Almoravid harem Slavery in the Almoravid Empire Expulsion of Andalusi Christians

Almoravid architecture