- The
Battle of Ain
Jalut (Arabic: معركة عين جالوت, romanized: Ma'rakat ‘Ayn
Jālūt), also
spelled Ayn
Jalut, was
fought between the
Bahri Mamluks of Egypt...
- the
narrative of
David and Saul's
battle against the Philistines.
Called Jalut in
Arabic (جالوت), Goliath's
mention in the
Quran is concise,
although it...
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Harod (Hebrew: מעיין חרוד, lit. 'Harod's spring') or Ain
Jalut (Arabic: عين جالوت ‘ayn
Jālūt, or عين جالود ‘ayn Jālūd, and Hebrew: גילות, romanized: ain...
- made a pact with Egypt's long-time enemy, the Crusaders. The
Battle of Ain
Jalut was
fought on 3
September 1260 in
southeastern Galilee between the Egyptian...
-
Mamluk Sultanate based in Cairo. He was
killed in 1260 at the
Battle of Ain
Jalut,
which was the
first major loss of the
Mongolian advances and
halted their...
- (Known in
Arabic as 'Ain
Jalut') in the
Jezreel Valley. They met the
Mongol army of
about 12,000 in the
Battle of Ain
Jalut and
fought relentlessly for...
-
Battle of Ain
Jalut in
September 1260, the
whole of Syria,
including Aleppo, fell into
Mamluk hands.
Furious at the
defeat of Ain
Jalut,
Hulagu dispatched...
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Jaffa Gate to the southeast. The
tower is
known in
Arabic as Qaṣr Jālūd/
Jālūt ("Goliath's Castle") or Qalʿat Jālūd ("Goliath's Fortress") or Burj Jālūd...
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Jewish history,
mixed with legends, to
Islamic culture, such as the
details of the
story of
Jalut,
briefly touched upon in
verses 247-252 of Al-Baqara....
-
following the
battle of Ain
Jalut, 1260. See
Rulers of Aleppo.
Takeover by Mongols, and then
Mamluks following the
battle of Ain
Jalut, 1260. See Baalbek, Middle...
