Jerusalem in Medieval Islamic Tradition
The history of Islamic thought about Jerusalem has been hindered by a lack of comprehensive historical sources on the city in what is traditionally thought of as the Classical period of Islam, from the 6th to the mid-13th centuries. As a result, scholars have relied on geographical works and texts i...
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2011
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Religion compass
Year: 2011, Volume: 5, Issue: 10, Pages: 624-630 |
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