- "Abou Ben
Adhem" is a poem
written in 1834 by the
English critic,
essayist and poet
Leigh Hunt. It
concerns a
pious Middle Eastern sheikh who
finds the...
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Adhem may
refer to: Abou Ben
Adhem Shrine Mosque Ibrahim Bin Adham, also
known as Abu Ben
Adhem, an Arab
Muslim saint Adhemar This
disambiguation page...
- al-Marashi
Sultan Ibrahim Ibn
Adham Mosque Beit
Hanina Abou Ben
Adhem Shrine Mosque Abou Ben
Adhem (poem) Frye,
Richard Nelson (1975). The
Cambridge History...
- The Abou Ben
Adhem Shrine Mosque (often
known locally as "the
Shrine Mosque" or
simply "the Shrine") is a
building of
arabesque design located in downtown...
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Helena Civic Center (Montana) (formerly the
Algeria Shrine Temple); Abou Ben
Adhem Shrine Mosque in Springfield, Missouri;
Murat Shrine Temple (now Old National...
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Poems "After Blenheim" "The
Inchcape Rock" "Cataract of Lodore" "Abou Ben
Adhem" "The Devil's Walk" Epic
poems Curse of
Kehama Joan of Arc
Madoc Roderick...
- 1,015
unknown Hammons Hall for the
Performing Arts 2,200 1923 Abou Ben
Adhem Shrine Mosque 3,200
January 11, 2024
Wilson Logistics Arena 6,300 1993 Mansion...
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Huzaifah Al-Mar'ashi who was in turn a
disciple of
Ibrahim ibn
Adham (Abu Ben
Adhem In the
western tradition.) The
Chishtiyyah silsila continued through Abu...
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Archived from the
original on 10
February 2024.
Retrieved 10
February 2024.
Adhem,
Joanna (29
January 2023). "Austria in winter: Why Vienna's
sparkling ball...
- School. Some of Hunt's most po****r
poems are "Jenny kiss'd Me", "Abou Ben
Adhem" (1834) and "A Night-Rain in Summer". Hunt
maintained close friendships...
