- Syria) was a
Syrian child actor who
starred in the sit-com Umm
Abdou the
Aleppan broadcast by
Syrian opposition outlet Halab Today TV. He was recruited...
-
Aleppo Citadel was the
center of the
Aleppan monarchs in the
Middle Ages...
-
section of the same
article for a more
extensive list of the
original Pan-
Aleppan variants. Dağdeviren, Musa (2010). "Kebap Kültüründe Bölgesel Farklılıklar"...
- (Damascene)
community of "Shaare
Tefila (Pasito)"
synagogue and the
Halebi (
Aleppan)
community of "Sucath David"
across the street. The most
influential rabbinic...
-
Robert of
Torigni writes that
Raynald seized three fortresses from the
Aleppans soon
after his accession, but does not name them.
Aimery of Limoges, the...
-
outnumbered twelve to one.
Contemporary Arab
sources also
confirm that the
Aleppan army was much larger.
Bohemond and the
knights under his
command departed...
- al-Dawla,
celebrated both as a
warrior and
patron of art and culture. The
Aleppan court at the time
attracted some of the most
important intellectuals of...
- the
Battle of Ager
Sanguinis that year. Ibn al-Khashshab
personally led
Aleppan troops in the battle. The
crusaders besieged Aleppo in 1124, and when they...
-
Turanshah from
Aleppo and, on 9 November,
burned Manbij.
Learning of the
Aleppan defeat, the Emir al-Mansur
Ibrahim of Homs
brought his
forces to Aleppo...
- who
controlled the
routes from
Aleppo to the Mediterranean, had held
Aleppan caravans to ransom, and was
plundering Syria,
especially Aleppo's environs...
