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Jeddah - Al Balad (2) (3) by Emma 刘
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(3) 1 of or actually the oldest mosque - near Road to Mecca
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Jeddah - Al Balad (2) (3) by Emma 刘
Via Flickr:
(3) 1 of or actually the oldest mosque - near Road to Mecca
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Saudi men dancing, Hijaz, Saudi Arabia. Photographed by Thomas J. Abercrombie, 1966.
Scanned from National Geographic - Vol. 129 (1966)
Hedjaz Railway - HR 0-6-0T steam locomotive Nr. 5 (Krauss 4954 / 1903) by Historical Railway Images
Have you heard about Yathrib?
If you're looking for a bigger place, feel free to look up Medina I mean occupied Yathrib, which was home to 3 Jewish tribes until they were genocided and ethnically cleansed from the Hijaz area.
[non-muslims are still not allowed to enter that city, by the way
Have you heard about the genocide of Beni Qurayzah?
They were one of those three tribes.
They were put under siege, despite being uninvolved in the fight. When they surrendered, all man and boys (over puberty) were killed.
All women and children were forced to convert to Islam. Their homes and lands and belongings were taken for Muhamad and his people.
Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal no. 22823 also mentions that the Qurayza allegedly helped Muhammad by turning down Abu Sufyan when he wanted their help to attack Muhammad, and that Abu Sufyan was not happy with them.
Tabari (Muslim historian) and Ibn Hisham mention 600-900 of the Banu Qurayza were beheaded.
Detail from the miniature painting "The Prophet, Ali, and the Companions at the Massacre of the Prisoners of the Jewish Tribe of Beni Qurayzah", illustration of a 19th-century text by Muhammad Rafi Bazil.
“Afghanistan's Islam: From Conversion to the Taliban”
Edited by Nile Green, 2017
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Hijaz, Saudi Arabia. 1960’s. via thevintagearab
#Panoramic #view of the holy #city of #Madina and #MasjidalNabawi 1297 #Hijri or 1880 CE. It was pictured during the reign of #SultanAbdulHamid II by an #Egyptian born photographer Muhammad Sadiq Bey in the year 1297 Hijri or 1880. Sadiq Bey was the first person to take photographs of #Makkah, #Medina, and the #Hajj . An Egyptian army #engineer and #surveyor, he was also the #treasurer of the Egyptian Hajj #caravan, #traveling #numerous times to the #Hijaz. Join us on Telegram https://t.me/fiveminthistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CQtDUPJsgDE/?utm_medium=tumblr
Theeb (2014) Dir. Naji Abu Nowar, Cin. Wolfgang Thaler
“He who swims in the Red Sea cannot know its true depths.”
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