• Al-Jawali Mosque - Wikipedia

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    Al-Jawali Mosque or Amir Sanjar al-Jawli Mosque (Arabic: مسجد الجوالي) is a mosque in Hebron, Palestine, located in the southwestern corner of the Old City...

  • Interior of Al-Jawali Mosque and the Ibrahimi Mosque...

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    A door at the end of the steps brings visitors into the Al-Jawali Mosque which was built in the 14th century. ... Interior of the Al-Jawali Mosque - Hebron.

  • Hebron — Travel Guide at Wikivoyage

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    Al-Jawali Mosque (Q4702618) on Wikidata Al-Jawali Mosque on Wikipedia (updated Aug 2023). 31.52485335.10842814 Ibn Othman Mosque.

  • Cavliyye Camii (Al-Jawali Mosque) - Evliya Çelebi...

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    Cavliyye Camii (Al-Jawali Mosque) hakkında Seyahatname'de yer alan bilgi: Allah bilir Mısır padişahlarından Yusuf Salahaddin yapısıdır.
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  • Hebron (City in the West Bank) - Nomadic Niko

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    The Mamluks constructed the al-Jawali Mosque between 1318 and 1320. This enlarged the prayer space to accommodate more worshippers.

  • UNESCO Declares Palestine's Hebron a World Heritage Site

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    Many structures were built during the period, especially Sufi zawiyas. Mosques from the era include the Sheikh Ali al-Bakka and Al-Jawali mosque.

  • Like the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa...

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    Furthermore, both the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron and Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem should be returned to Palestinian sovereignty and control.

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  • Filistin'deki Camiler Listesi : Batı Şeria, Gazze Şeridi, Doğu...

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    Al-Jawali Mosque. ... Mosque of Omar (Bethlehem). Sheikh Ali al-Bakka Mosque. Sultan Ibrahim Ibn Adham Mosque. Flag of Palestine.

  • Traveling to Hebron | Bein Harim Tours

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    Mosques of this period include Al-Jawali, Mahkamah, Katib Al-Wilaya, Ibn Marwan, Aybaki and Al-Shamah.

  • Hebron Second Holiest Jewish City: Timeline of Hebron...

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    164 BCE - Hebron sacked by forces of Judas Maccabeus.[1]. 638 CE - Hebron taken by Muslim forces.[2]. ... 1320 - Al-Jawali Mosque built.