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Nusaybin (pronounced [nuˈsajbin]) is a muni****lity and
district of
Mardin Province, Turkey. Its area is 1,079 km2, and its po****tion is 115,586 (2022)...
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campaigned to the west,
subjugating the
Aramean cities of
Kadmuh and
Nisibin and
their territories.
Along with vast
amounts of
treasure collected, he...
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transferred and
absorbed into the
School of
Nisibis in Asia Minor, also
known as
Nisibīn, then
under Persian rule. Here,
Nestorian scholars,
together with ****enistic...
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emperor Zeno, and
transferred itself to
become the
School of
Nisibis or
Nisibīn, then
under Persian rule with its
secular faculties at Gundeshapur, Khuzestan...
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overran Diyarbakır and Iraq,
taking Roha, Nineveh, the
Nineveh Plains,
Nisibin,
Mosul and
other cities.
Secure now
against Shah
Ismail I, a
larger project...
- acsearch.info.
Retrieved 3
August 2024. "Copper
alloy dirham of Saladin,
Nisibin, 578 H." numismatics.org.
American Numismatic Society.
Caldwell Ames, Christine...
- Nur al-Din
Arslan Shah I,
Nisibin, 594 H (1197–1198 CE)...
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military leader,
becomes governor (atabeg) of Mosul. He
seizes the
cities of
Nisibin,
Sinjar and
Harran in the
Jazira Region (Northern Mesopotamia). January...
- al-Muqaddasi's
observations and also
described Balad as a
crossroads between Mosul,
Nisibin, and Sinjar. The
remains of two bridges, at
Kisik Kuprü and Jisr Eski Mosul...
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advantage of
trade routes from the
direction of Amid to the northwest,
Nisibin to the west, and Iran to the northeast. The city also
functioned as a river...
