- the
house of Ali-Oraid, the
grandson of Muhammad, and the
Mosque of Abu-
Qubais, now the
location of the King's
palace in Mecca. (source: 'Shame of the...
- romanized: Aṣ-Ṣafā wal-Marwah) are two
small hills,
connected to the
larger Abu
Qubais and
Qaiqan mountains, respectively, in Mecca,
Saudi Arabia, now made part...
-
Qubais Reed
Ghazala (born
September 20th 1953), is an
American author, photographer, composer,
musician and
experimental instrument builder, was described...
- Abu
Qubays may
refer to the
following places: Abu
Qubays (mountain), a
mountain near Mecca,
Saudi Arabia,
believed in
Islamic tradition to be the site...
-
Jabal Abu
Qubais (Mount Abu
Qubais) (Islamic Landmarks)
Jabal Abu
Qubais (Hajj &
Umrah Planner) 8
Facts about the
Mountain of Abu
Qubais – the first...
- then
split the moon in half so that one half will
appear over
Mount Abu
Qubais and the
other over
Mount Quayqian.”
Muhammad asked, “If I do it, will you...
-
garrison at Larissa, and
burnt three minor forts in the
vicinity of Abu
Qubais,
Masyath and Arca. The
siege of
Tripoli in
December failed while Emesa was...
- the
house of Ali-Oraid, the
grandson of Muhammad, and the
Mosque of abu-
Qubais, now the
location of the King's
palace in Mecca.
While women were forbidden...
- Abu
Qubays (Arabic: أبو قبيس also
spelled Abu Qobeis, Abu
Qubais or Bu Kubais; also
known as Qartal) is a
former medieval castle and
currently an inhabited...
-
garrisoned Shaizar, and
captured three minor forts in its
vicinity (Abu
Qubais, Masyath, and 'Arqah), and
sacked Rafaniya. Hims was not
seriously threatened...
