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The Minaret of Anah or Tower of Anah (Arabic: مئذنة عانة) was a minaret in Iraq which dates back to the Abbasid era. The freestanding tower was located on the western shore of Euphrates river in the old Anah region, Al Anbar Governorate. It was destroyed in 2006, then rebuilt in 2013, and then destroyed again in 2016 by ISIL.

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rdfs:label	منارة عانة (ar) Minaret of Anah (en)
rdfs:comment	قلعة عانة كما تسمى في بعض المراجع منارة عانة أو مئذنة عانة، هي مئذنة وقلعة تعود للعصر العباسي (القرن الرابع تحديداً) تقع على غرب نهر الفرات في منطقة عانة القديمة. (ar) The Minaret of Anah or Tower of Anah (Arabic: مئذنة عانة) was a minaret in Iraq which dates back to the Abbasid era. The freestanding tower was located on the western shore of Euphrates river in the old Anah region, Al Anbar Governorate. It was destroyed in 2006, then rebuilt in 2013, and then destroyed again in 2016 by ISIL. (en)
name	Minaret of Anah (en)
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dcterms:subject	Minarets in Iraq Buildings and structures demolished in 2016 Buildings and structures destroyed by ISIL Demolished buildings and structures in Iraq Abbasid architecture
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Wikipage revision ID	1119478217 (xsd:integer)
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caption	The minaret of Anah, in 2013 (en)
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location	Anah Iraq
map caption	Location in Iraq, prior to its destruction (en)
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map size	240 (xsd:integer)
map type	Iraq (en)
native name	(en) مئذنة عانة (en)
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has abstract	قلعة عانة كما تسمى في بعض المراجع منارة عانة أو مئذنة عانة، هي مئذنة وقلعة تعود للعصر العباسي (القرن الرابع تحديداً) تقع على غرب نهر الفرات في منطقة عانة القديمة. (ar) The Minaret of Anah or Tower of Anah (Arabic: مئذنة عانة) was a minaret in Iraq which dates back to the Abbasid era. The freestanding tower was located on the western shore of Euphrates river in the old Anah region, Al Anbar Governorate. It was destroyed in 2006, then rebuilt in 2013, and then destroyed again in 2016 by ISIL. (en)
architecture style	Abbasid architecture
architecture type	Minaret
functional status	Destroyed (en)
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organisational status	Minaret
religious affiliation	Islam
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