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Challa Necropolis | Hegira 7th–8th centuries / AD 13th–14th centuriesMarinid | Rabat, Morocco | Although Islam preaches equality among believers in death, funerary steles exalting the deceased, and mausoleums containing the remains of members of the royal families, are fairly commonplace.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Challa Necropolis | Hegira 7th–8th centuries / AD 13th–14th centuriesMarinid | Rabat, Morocco | Although Islam preaches equality among believers in death, funerary steles exalting the deceased, and mausoleums containing the remains of members of the royal families, are fairly commonplace. | | Sa'dian tombs | Hegira 10th century / AD 16th centurySa'did | Marrakesh, Morocco | Although Islam preaches equality among believers in death, funerary steles exalting the deceased, and mausoleums containing the remains of members of the royal families, are fairly commonplace.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Sa'dian tombs | Hegira 10th century / AD 16th centurySa'did | Marrakesh, Morocco | Although Islam preaches equality among believers in death, funerary steles exalting the deceased, and mausoleums containing the remains of members of the royal families, are fairly commonplace. | | Prismatic funerary stele | Hegira 988 / AD 1580Sa'did | Museum of the Udayas Rabat, Morocco | Although Islam preaches equality among believers in death, funerary steles exalting the deceased, and mausoleums containing the remains of members of the royal families, are fairly commonplace. | |