建造在巴尼河边泛滥平原上的Djénné大清真寺是世界上最大的泥砖结构建筑,这座清真寺不论在民间传说中还是在事实上都主导着位于通布图(廷巴克图)西南部的马里镇。这座清真寺中世纪时曾经在穿越撒哈拉的骆驼旅行队面前变成了海市蜃楼,而当时的Djénné正是一个繁荣的贸易枢纽。目前,这座有着数百年历史的清真寺拥有拱形走廊网络和1 3世纪风格的祈祷室。每年的Fete de Crépissage,虔诚的人们会再次 The Djénné Grand Mosque, built on the floodplain along the Barney River, is the largest mud-brick structure in the world and the mosque dominates the south-west of Thongthu (Timbuktu), both in folklore and in fact Mali town. The mosque was turned into a mirage in the Middle Ages in front of a Camel safari across the Sahara, when Djénné was a thriving trade hub. Currently, this centuries-old mosque has an arched corridor network and a 13th-century prayer room. Every year Fete de Crépissage, devout people will be again