Grand mosque of Zaragoza

Located in modern day Zaragoza, Spain. As the Umayyad Calipate conquered all of Iberia except for Asturias; Islamic rulers establish themselves all over Iberia bringing over the culture from the eastern caliphates with them. Commissioned by Hanas ben Abdallah as San'ani, the Grand mosque of Zaragoza would be the first of many to be constructed for as long muslim rulers were in Iberia, taking on distinct Mediterranean architecture and noticably having a minaret build, thought to have inspired from bell towers from Christian churches. In 1118, Alfonso I as part of the Reconquista, succesfully annexed Zaragoza and the Grand mosque of Zaragoza underwent a great amount of renovation in order convert it today's Cathedral of the Savior of Zaragoza, despite the extensive renovations; some Muslim art were preserved and do standout as a reminder of what the cathedral once was. https://atlasislamica.com/cathedral-of-the-savior-of-zaragoza/