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Page 91
Again , a tradition says , Whosoever shall designedly . come unto this chapel ,
and be enduring any want or deficiency , either relating to this world , and shall
therein pray three or four Rakás to bim , is assured a speedy performance of his ...
Again , a tradition says , Whosoever shall designedly . come unto this chapel ,
and be enduring any want or deficiency , either relating to this world , and shall
therein pray three or four Rakás to bim , is assured a speedy performance of his ...
Page 96
Now , it is very desirable that a pilgrim should advance right up to Muhammad's
Chapel , behind the Chapel of the Sacred Ladder , and pray there , and be
earnest in supplication ; using , if he will , the supplication which God taught to ...
Now , it is very desirable that a pilgrim should advance right up to Muhammad's
Chapel , behind the Chapel of the Sacred Ladder , and pray there , and be
earnest in supplication ; using , if he will , the supplication which God taught to ...
Page 97
Solomon's Chapel ; not Solomon the prophet , but possibly Solomon - Ibn - Abdul
- Málik - Ibn - Marwán . The Chapel of the Ladder is outside , in the roof or
outward exposed part of the Rock . It is celebrated for being approached by
pilgrims ...
Solomon's Chapel ; not Solomon the prophet , but possibly Solomon - Ibn - Abdul
- Málik - Ibn - Marwán . The Chapel of the Ladder is outside , in the roof or
outward exposed part of the Rock . It is celebrated for being approached by
pilgrims ...
Page 185
Juzí , in his book on the Changes of Dynasties , that Abdul - Málik - Ibn - Marwán
began the building in the year 69 from the Hijra , and finished it in the year 72
from the Hijra . Also , it is said , Saíd - Ibn - Abdul - Málik - Marwán built the
Chapel ...
Juzí , in his book on the Changes of Dynasties , that Abdul - Málik - Ibn - Marwán
began the building in the year 69 from the Hijra , and finished it in the year 72
from the Hijra . Also , it is said , Saíd - Ibn - Abdul - Málik - Marwán built the
Chapel ...
Page 414
When Al Walid resolved to build the chapel which is in the midst of the cloister ,
called “ the Vulture's Chapel , ” ( a name given to it by the country people ,
because the porticos on each side look like two wings , ) he dug deep at the four
corners ...
When Al Walid resolved to build the chapel which is in the midst of the cloister ,
called “ the Vulture's Chapel , ” ( a name given to it by the country people ,
because the porticos on each side look like two wings , ) he dug deep at the four
corners ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Publications Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1836 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2016 |
| Length | 551 pages |
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