Laz Mosque

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Laz Mosque (Arabic: جامع لاز) is a small mosque in the west of the medina of Tunis.

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Laz Mosque
Place Bab Souika, Tunis باب سويقة (معتمدية باب سويقة)

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N 36.799467 °	E 10.168441 °

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مدينة تونس العتيقة

Place Bab Souika
2008 Tunis, باب سويقة (معتمدية باب سويقة)
Tunis, Tunisia
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