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Khawabi (Arabic: الخوابي), also
spelled Qala'at al-
Khawabi (Arabic: قلعة الخوابي) is a
village and
medieval citadel in
northwestern Syria, administratively...
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followed by the
acquisition of the
castle at
Masyaf in 1140 and of Qala'at al-
Khawabi,
known to the
Crusaders as La Coible, in 1141.
Relatively little is recorded...
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Karge in 1918.
Taire II (referred to as Et
Taireh II and B****atine el
Khawabi) is a
Heavy Neolithic archaeological site of the
Qaraoun culture. It is...
- the southwest,
Awaru to the south,
Khirbet al-Faras to the
southeast and
Khawabi to the east.
According to the
Syria Central Bureau of Statistics, al-Sawda...
- In retaliation,
Bohemond IV and a
reinforcement of
Templars ****aulted
Khawabi in 1214. The ********ins
requested aid from the
Ayyubid ruler of Aleppo,...
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Range in
coastal Syria,
including Masyaf, Rusafa, al-Kahf, al-Qadmus,
Khawabi, Sarmin, Quliya, Ulayqa, Maniqa, Abu
Qubays and
Jabal al-Summaq. For the...
- name,
which contained three nahiyas ("subdistricts") — Margat,
Qadmus and
Khawabi. In the 1890s
there was a
total of 393
localities with a
collective po****tion...
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other fortresses acquired at
around the same time,
including al-Kahf,
Khawabi, al-Qadmus and al-Rusafa, the
Ismailis were able to
carve an autonomous...
- of
Damascus Citadel of Homs Hama
Castle Al-Kahf
Castle Khariba Castle Khawabi Maniqa Castle Margat Masyaf Castle Montferrand Nimrod Castle Palmyra Castle...
- its
surrounding countryside and in the
district and
villages of Nahr al-
Khawabi.
Forming the
smallest of the
Islamic sects in
Syria at 2%, the Twelver...
