qubba
/ˈkwʊbə/Definitions
1. noun
A type of small cupola or dome used in Islamic architecture, typically found at the top of a mausoleum or shrine.
“The qubba at the center of the mosque was an impressive sight, with intricate patterns adorning its exterior.”
2. noun
A small cupola or dome, especially one built over a grave or shrine, typically found in Middle Eastern or South Asian architecture.
“The qubba at the Sufi shrine was a beautiful example of Islamic architectural design.”