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Julfar was an
Islamic era port,
trading entrepôt and settlement,
which formed a key
element in the Arab
trading networks that
straddled East and West throughout...
-
important Islamic era
settlement and port of
Julfar.
Archaeological evidence has
demonstrated that
Julfar shifted location over time as
harbour channels...
- of the emirate's residents. It is
linked to the
Islamic trading port of
Julfar, its
predecessor settlement. Its name in
English means "headland of the...
- Kawan. The
Sufrites were
defeated and the few
survivors fled by sea to
Julfar,
which lay
within the imamate's territory. Al-Julanda sent his
general Yahya...
- an
important centre for trade,
centred particularly around the
ports of
Julfar,
Dibba and Khor Fakkan. These,
linked to the vast
Eastern Arab
trading network...
- and with the
foundation of the
Islamic era port of
Julfar, and was once the seat of the
Ruler of
Julfar. It is also the
location of an
important archaeological...
-
centre of the
original port of
Julfar through excavations that
revealed a
substantial tower from the
early Islamic period.
Julfar is the only
settlement on...
- 1633, the Omanis, led by
Nasir bin
Murshid attacked the two
fortresses at
Julfar (modern-day Ras Al Khaimah) one held by
Persians and the
other by Portuguese...
-
Arabian Peninsula under the
newly emerging Rashidun Caliphate. In 637,
Julfar (in the area of today's Ras Al Khaimah) was an
important port that was used...
- Emirates, a
precursor settlement to the
important Islamic era port town of
Julfar. Kush is
thought to have been
established in the 5th
century CE, the Sasanian...
