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Ahmed el Inglizi ("Ahmed the English"), al … Ahmed el Inglizi ("Ahmed the English"), also Ahmed El Alj or Ahmed Laalaj ("Ahmed the Renegade"), was an English renegade architect and engineer who worked for the Sultan of Morocco Mohammed ben Abdallah in the 18th century. As described by his surname "El Alj", Ahmed el Inglizi was a "renegade", i.e. he had abandoned Christianity for Islam. He seems to have joined with the pirates known as the Salé Rovers. He is known for building parts of Essaouira (particularly the harbour entrance), after Frenchman Théodore Cornut had designed and built the city itself, particularly the Kasbah area, corresponding to the Royal quarters and the buildings for Christian merchants and diplomats. Ahmed el Inglizi is also known to have worked for the King in Rabat, where he restored the Kasbah Mosque, an old building dating to around 1150. He was also responsible for several of the fortifications built in Rabat.eral of the fortifications built in Rabat.
, Ahmed El Inglizi (littéralement l'Anglais) … Ahmed El Inglizi (littéralement l'Anglais) (en arabe : أحمد الإنجليزي ), encore appelé Ahmed El Alj ou Ahmed Laâlaj (Ahmed le renégat) est un renégat anglais qui se convertit à l'Islam. Il fut corsaire à Salé, ainsi qu'architecte et ingénieur au service du Sultan du Maroc Mohammed III pendant la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle. Il est connu pour avoir fortifié la ville d'Essaouira (en particulier l'entrée du port) auprès de l'architecte Français Théodore Cornut qui construit une bonne partie de la ville, la casbah ainsi que les quartiers résidentiels royaux, ceux des riches marchands chrétiens des diplomates et des autres aristocrates. Car à la suite de la désaffection du port de Salé après le désastreux Tremblement de terre de Lisbonne, le principal port du Royaume est déplacé à Essaouira. À Rabat, Ahmed restaure les remparts de la ville et l'ancienne mosquée de la Kasbah des Oudayas, qui datent du XIIe siècle, et y renforce les fortifications par l'édification de nouvelles installations tel le borj Sirat sur lequel trône le Phare de Rabat et la Sqala et le borj Ed-Dâr assurant la défense de la côte.orj Ed-Dâr assurant la défense de la côte.
, أحمد الإنجليزي أو أحمد العلج، مهندس معماري … أحمد الإنجليزي أو أحمد العلج، مهندس معماري من أصل إنجليزي عمل لدى السلطان المغربي محمد بن عبد الله. يبدو أنه كان في صفوف قراصنة سلا، حيث اعتنق الإسلام. تم تكليفه ببناء أجزاء من مدينة الصويرة، كمدخل الميناء، التي اتمه سنة 1184 هـ / 1770م، بعد أن صمم وبنى هذه المدينة الفرنسي تيودور كورنو، نتيجة تضرر ميناء سلا بعد زلزال لشبونة المدمر، فتم نقل الميناء الرئيسي للدولة المغربية إلى الصويرة. واشتهر أحمد الإنجليزي بترميمه سنة 1189 هـ / 1775م لبرج الصراط في أقدم مسجد في الرباط المسمى بالجامع العتيق داخل قصبة الوداية. كما أنه كان مسؤولا عن العديد من التحصينات التي بنيت في الرباط ومكناس مثل باب المنصور العلج.يت في الرباط ومكناس مثل باب المنصور العلج.
, Aḥmad al-Injlīzī (in arabo: أحمد الإنجليزي … Aḥmad al-Injlīzī (in arabo: أحمد الإنجليزي) ovvero "Aḥmad l'inglese", detto anche Aḥmad al-ʿIlj (in arabo: أحمدالعلج, ossia "Aḥmad l'infedele") (... – ...; fl. XVIII secolo) è stato un rinnegato inglese convertito all'islam. Fu un architetto che lavorò per conto del sultano alawita del Marocco Muḥammad III nella seconda metà del XVIII secolo. L'entrata del porto di Essaouira fu progettata da Aḥmad al-Injlīzī e venne completata nel 1770. La scritta recita: Le mura di Rabat e la moschea della Kasba degli Oudaïa furono restaurate da Aḥmad al-Injlīzī Dopo la sua conversione all'islam, inizialmente si unì ai corsari barbareschi di Salé. Quando il sultano Muḥammad III salì al trono vide che la città portuale di Salé era caduta in declino a seguito del terremoto di Lisbona del 1755. Al contempo volle punire la città di Agadir togliendole i privilegi commerciali, visto che la regione di Sous era spesso incline alla ribellione contro il potere centrale. Decise quindi di edificare una nuova città portuale e farla diventare il centro principale del commercio con l'estero: Essaouira. Per edificare la nuova città il sultano scelse le rovine dell'antico possedimento portoghese di Mogador. Aḥmad al-Injlīzī è noto per aver fortificato la città di Essaouira (in particolare l'entrata del porto), anticipando l'architetto francese Théodore Cornut che progettò per conto del sultano gran parte della città, la Kasbah e i quartieri reali. A Rabat, Aḥmad restaurò le mura della città e la vecchia moschea del complesso fortificato, detto Kasba degli Oudaïa, risalente al XII secolo. A Rabāṭ inoltre rafforzò le fortificazioni con la costruzione di nuove strutture, come il Burj Sirat su cui sorge il , la fortezza detta Sqala e il Burj al-Dār (Torre della struttura), tutte strutture atte ad assicurare la difesa della costa. atte ad assicurare la difesa della costa.
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Ahmed el Inglizi ("Ahmed the English"), al … Ahmed el Inglizi ("Ahmed the English"), also Ahmed El Alj or Ahmed Laalaj ("Ahmed the Renegade"), was an English renegade architect and engineer who worked for the Sultan of Morocco Mohammed ben Abdallah in the 18th century. As described by his surname "El Alj", Ahmed el Inglizi was a "renegade", i.e. he had abandoned Christianity for Islam. He seems to have joined with the pirates known as the Salé Rovers.with the pirates known as the Salé Rovers.
, أحمد الإنجليزي أو أحمد العلج، مهندس معماري … أحمد الإنجليزي أو أحمد العلج، مهندس معماري من أصل إنجليزي عمل لدى السلطان المغربي محمد بن عبد الله. يبدو أنه كان في صفوف قراصنة سلا، حيث اعتنق الإسلام. تم تكليفه ببناء أجزاء من مدينة الصويرة، كمدخل الميناء، التي اتمه سنة 1184 هـ / 1770م، بعد أن صمم وبنى هذه المدينة الفرنسي تيودور كورنو، نتيجة تضرر ميناء سلا بعد زلزال لشبونة المدمر، فتم نقل الميناء الرئيسي للدولة المغربية إلى الصويرة.ميناء الرئيسي للدولة المغربية إلى الصويرة.
, Ahmed El Inglizi (littéralement l'Anglais) … Ahmed El Inglizi (littéralement l'Anglais) (en arabe : أحمد الإنجليزي ), encore appelé Ahmed El Alj ou Ahmed Laâlaj (Ahmed le renégat) est un renégat anglais qui se convertit à l'Islam. Il fut corsaire à Salé, ainsi qu'architecte et ingénieur au service du Sultan du Maroc Mohammed III pendant la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle.endant la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle.
, Aḥmad al-Injlīzī (in arabo: أحمد الإنجليزي … Aḥmad al-Injlīzī (in arabo: أحمد الإنجليزي) ovvero "Aḥmad l'inglese", detto anche Aḥmad al-ʿIlj (in arabo: أحمدالعلج, ossia "Aḥmad l'infedele") (... – ...; fl. XVIII secolo) è stato un rinnegato inglese convertito all'islam. Fu un architetto che lavorò per conto del sultano alawita del Marocco Muḥammad III nella seconda metà del XVIII secolo. L'entrata del porto di Essaouira fu progettata da Aḥmad al-Injlīzī e venne completata nel 1770. La scritta recita: Le mura di Rabat e la moschea della Kasba degli Oudaïa furono restaurate da Aḥmad al-Injlīzīdaïa furono restaurate da Aḥmad al-Injlīzī
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