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Jabiyah (Arabic: الجابية / ALA-LC: al-Jābiya) was a town of
political and
military significance in the 6th–8th centuries. It was
located between the Hawran...
- Bab al-Jabiya (Arabic: بَابُ الْجَابِيَّةِ, romanized: Bāb al-
Jābīyah; Gate of the
Water Trough) is one of the
seven ancient city-gates of Damascus, Syria...
- phylarchs,
native rulers of
client frontier states. The
capital was at
Jabiyah in the
Golan Heights. Geographically, it
occupied much of the
eastern Levant...
- Abu
Ubaidah ordered the
concentration of
troops in the vast
plain near
Jabiyah, as
control of the area made
cavalry charges possible and
facilitated the...
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commander of the
Byzantine garrison,
negotiated a
peaceful surrender at the
Jabiyah gate with Abu Ubaidah, Khalid's
second in command.
After the surrender...
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capture the latter. Accordingly, Abu
Ubayda marched towards Jerusalem from
Jabiyah, with
Khalid ibn al-Walid and his
mobile guard leading the advance. The...
- of the 5th century, the
primary Gh****anid
encampments in the
Golan were
Jabiyah and Jawlan,
situated in the
eastern Golan beyond the Ruqqad. The Gh****anids...
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medieval period. The
Muslim conquerors established a
primary military base in
Jabiyah, an
encampment in
eastern Golan that was
previously the
capital of the...
- phylarchs,
native rulers of
subject frontier states.
Their capital was at
Jabiyah in the
Golan Heights. Geographically, the Gh****anid
kingdom occupied much...
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Menarsha Synagogue Racqy Synagogue Historic gates Bab al-Faradis Bab al-
Jabiyah Bab al-Saghir Bab al-Salam Bab
Kisan Bab
Sharqi Bab Tuma
Souqs and caravanserais...
