Alhambra Palace founded by royal Bani Ahmar or the Moors from North Africa region. Bani Ahmar was the last ruler of the Islamic empire ruled Andalusia (Spain).
Alhambra Palace stood firm in the hills of La Sabica, Granada, Spain. He was a silent witness to the triumph of Islam as well as historical evidence in Spain (formerly Andalucia).
Name Alhambra comes from the Arabic, hamra ', the plural of Ahmar which means "red". Named Alhambra palace-which means Red Palace-because the building is much decorated tiles and red bricks, and wall decoration rather florid ceramic shades with Islamic art, in addition to a marble-white marble and beautiful.
However, some have argued, a name taken from the Alhambra Sultan bin Muhammad al-Ahmar, the founder of the Islamic empire Bani-Ahmar's ruling last Islamic kingdom in Spain (1232-1492 AD).
In addition to being evidence of the triumph of Islam, the Alhambra palace architecture of high artistic value also showed a high civilization the Muslims of the past.
Alhambra Palace is a symbol of Islam's heyday in Spain. Islam was brought into the country by the Islamist forces led Tariq bin Ziyad sent viceroy of Islam in Africa, Musa bin Nusair. Troops came to liberate Islam Andalusia (Spain) at the request of the great chaos Governor Ceuta, Julian.
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