2022
DOI: 10.26351/ihd/12/3
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The Cave of the Patriarchs (al-Haram al-Ibrahimi) in Muslim Tradition​

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“…25 Under the Turabay dynasty (1517-1688 CE), Lajjun rose to prime importance as one of Palestine's provincial capitals, alongside Gaza, Jerusalem, Nablus and Safed. 26 Its territory encompassed Marj Ibn 'Amr, al-Karmil (Carmel Mountains), Bilad al-Ruha, Beisan Valley, al-Shafa al-Gharbi (Ramat Sirin), Jibal Faqqu'a (the Gilboa) and the highlands around Jenin (Fig. 3).…”
Section: Lajjun's Early History From a Provincial Capital To An Aband...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…25 Under the Turabay dynasty (1517-1688 CE), Lajjun rose to prime importance as one of Palestine's provincial capitals, alongside Gaza, Jerusalem, Nablus and Safed. 26 Its territory encompassed Marj Ibn 'Amr, al-Karmil (Carmel Mountains), Bilad al-Ruha, Beisan Valley, al-Shafa al-Gharbi (Ramat Sirin), Jibal Faqqu'a (the Gilboa) and the highlands around Jenin (Fig. 3).…”
Section: Lajjun's Early History From a Provincial Capital To An Aband...mentioning
confidence: 99%