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It is also called the Upraised Place , uncontaminated by Paganism : moreover , it
is called the Consecrated House , ( Baitu - l - Mukaddas , ) with a damma over the
mim , and a fatha over the dal , which has teshdid , signifying a pure place ...
It is also called the Upraised Place , uncontaminated by Paganism : moreover , it
is called the Consecrated House , ( Baitu - l - Mukaddas , ) with a damma over the
mim , and a fatha over the dal , which has teshdid , signifying a pure place ...
Page 134
Then , if God granted him repentance , the children of Israël caused him to
approach near ; but if God did not grant him repentance , then they
excommunicated and repulsed him . The Gate of the Glorious Prophets is now
called the Gate Al ...
Then , if God granted him repentance , the children of Israël caused him to
approach near ; but if God did not grant him repentance , then they
excommunicated and repulsed him . The Gate of the Glorious Prophets is now
called the Gate Al ...
Page 176
Thus we entered the church which is called the Church of the Resurrection : and
the Patriarch said , This is the Mosque of David . Whereupon Omar considered
attentively , and said to him , Thou hast spoken falsely ; for the Apostle of God ...
Thus we entered the church which is called the Church of the Resurrection : and
the Patriarch said , This is the Mosque of David . Whereupon Omar considered
attentively , and said to him , Thou hast spoken falsely ; for the Apostle of God ...
Page 392
This lofty mound is declared by one to be Damascus ; by another , Jerusalem :
another pointedly says that the Prophet himself interpreted it to mean Syria , the
land called the Ghút , ( watered , moist , and wooded , ) and also one of its chief ...
This lofty mound is declared by one to be Damascus ; by another , Jerusalem :
another pointedly says that the Prophet himself interpreted it to mean Syria , the
land called the Ghút , ( watered , moist , and wooded , ) and also one of its chief ...
Page 411
Then he ascended the western tower , which had two spires , and called “ the
Almonries , ” which was a monastic cell . Here he found a monk , whom he
ordered to descend . The monk making difficulties , and lingering , Al Walid took
him by ...
Then he ascended the western tower , which had two spires , and called “ the
Almonries , ” which was a monastic cell . Here he found a monk , whom he
ordered to descend . The monk making difficulties , and lingering , Al Walid took
him by ...
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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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