- ܡܥܪܬ ܓܙܐ, romanized: Maʿarraṯ ġazzē, Arabic: مغارة الكنوز, romanized:
Maghārat al-Kunūz, Ge'ez: Baʿāta Mazāgebet, Tigrinya: መዝገብ ገዛ),
sometimes referred...
- that took
place there,
claimed to be the
first committed, it is
called Maghārat al-Dam (the Cave of Blood).
According to **** Muslims,
Mount Qasioun is...
- Muslims[who?].
According to
another report, this
mountain was also
called the
Maghārat al-Kanz (مَغَارَة ٱلْكَنْز, "Treasure Cave"), and this was
believed to...
- Cave de
Sueth (Cave de Suète) or
Habis Jaldak,
Yarmouk Valley,
Jordan Magharat Fakhr ad-Din,
inland of Sidon,
Lebanon Fortress of Niha, or Cave de Tyron...
-
Antiquities of the
Louvre Museum,
uncovered a
series of
Roman sarcophagi at
Magharat Ablun, of
which the
Sarcophage au
Navire is the most important. On it a...
- and
containing the date AH 287 or 289 (AD 900 or 902) was
found in the
Magharat al-Jahannam ("Cave of ****")
catacomb during excavations conducted there...
-
National Park
Retrieved 2020/04/20. Yves
Gauthier and
Giancarlo Negro,
Magharat el-kantara (Shaw’s Cave) revisite : art
rupstre du sud Gilf
Kebir (Egypte...
- Ch. (1998). "La nécropole d'époque **** de
Magharat Tabloun à Sidon" [The
Persian necropolis of
Magharat Tabloun in Sidon]. Liban: l'autre rive : exposition...
-
miles Saqiet el Abd - 2 km or 2
miles Mgharet Abou Aali - 4 km or 3
miles Magharat Abu `Ali - 4 km or 3
miles Dahr Abou
Taiya - 6 km or 4
miles Dahr Abu Tayyah...
- East, the
Fatimid Caliphate of Egypt. The Arab
sources call the p**** Darb
maghārat al-kuḥl or al-kudjuk; the
Byzantine sources either name it "Andr****os"...
