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Duyuk is an
Arabic placename. It may
refer to: Dok, an
ancient fortress on
Mount Quruntul west of
Jericho in the West Bank 'Ein ad-
Duyuk al-Foqa, a village...
- Ein ad-
Duyuk al-Foqa (Arabic: عين الديوك الفوقا), also
called Duyuk, is a
Palestinian village in the
Jericho Governorate in the
eastern West Bank situated...
- area.
Jericho al-Auja al-Jiftlik
Fasayil an-Nuway'imah Ein ad-
Duyuk at-Tahta Ein ad-
Duyuk al-Foqa az-Zubaidat Marj al-Ghazal
Aqabat Jaber Ein es-Sultan...
- Ein ad-
Duyuk at-Tahta (Arabic: عين الديوك التحتا), is a
Palestinian village in the
Jericho Governorate in the
eastern West Bank
situated in the Jordan...
- the
British Mandate authorities, Nweimeh,
together with Al-Auja and ad-
Duyuk had a po****tion of 332; 322
Muslims and 10 Christians,
where the Christians...
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Separated from the
Mount of
Temptation by the Wadi ed-
Duyuk and the
village and
refugee camp of 'Ein ed-
Duyuk el-Foqa, it was
formerly identified as the location...
- dis****d
Rashaydeh SE of Bethlehem; Ayn Duy-ouk (see Ein ad-
Duyuk al-Foqa/Ein ad-
Duyuk at-Tahta) and Ayn Al Sultan, NE of Jericho.
Ramadin South of Hebron;...
- The
community in
northern Jericho have
often been
called "the
slaves of
Duyuk" even in
modern times.
People whose ancestors came from Nigeria, Sudan,...
- Afro-Palestinian's
neighborhood is
still referred to as the "slaves of
Duyuk". In
North Sudan, the
terms "Abeed" and "Junubi" are
commonly used to refer...
- near the
springs at the base of the
mountain continue to bear the name
Duyūk (ديوك). In
Modern Hebrew, it is
called Qarantal (קרנטל)[citation needed]...
