- "Jewish cave
homes at Gharyan, Libya".
citing Roumani,
Maurice (2016). "
Gharian".
Encyclopedia of Jews in the
Islamic World.
Brill Online.
Retrieved 18...
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Gharyan volcanic field is a
volcanic field in
northwestern Libya, with the
towns of Bani Walid, Gharyan,
Mizdah and
Tarhunah close by.
Gharyan is one among...
- city of Sabha. In 1963, the
province was
split into:
Awbari Governorate Gharian Governorate Sabha Governorate Fezzan was a
province under the
Ottoman Turks...
-
Section "Cave Rabbis? Cave Synagogues?", pp.311-329 "The
Jewish Community of
Gharian", ANU -
Museum of the
Jewish People Josephus Flavius, Antiquities, 1.15...
- the
governorates (muhafazah) of
Libya from 1963 to 1983. Its
capital was
Gharian.
Other important towns in the
governorate were Yafran, Nalut, Ghadames...
-
Gharian old town...
- it for a
brief period,
drove some of the Jews to the
mountain areas of
Gharian and Tajura.
Others were
taken as
prisoners and
tortured under the laws...
- the
province was
split into: Al
Khums Governorate Az
Zawiyah Governorate Gharian Governorate Misrata Governorate Tarabulus Governorate Tripolitania is Libya's...
- The
Battle of
Gharyan took
place during the
Libyan Civil War
between rebel anti-Gaddafi
forces and
forces loyal to
Muammar Gaddafi for
control of the Tripolitanian...
- Benghazi,
formerly part of
Cyrenaica Darnah,
formerly part of
Cyrenaica Gharian,
formerly part of
Fezzan and
Tripolitania Misrata,
formerly part of Tripolitania...
