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• Um el-jimal — 32° 19′ 36″ N 36° 22′ 11″ E / 32.32666, 36.36972 …   Wikipédia en Français

• Um el-Jimal — 32° 19′ 36″ N 36° 22′ 11″ E / 32.32666, 36.36972 …   Wikipédia en Français

• Umm el-Jimal — La doble ventana de la Casa XVIII en Umm el Jimal, en 1993. Umm el Jimal (en árabe ام الجمال, Madre de camellos ) es una aldea situada en el norte de Jordania, a unos 17 km al oeste de Mafraq. Destaca principalmente por las notables ruinas de una …   Wikipedia Español

• Umm el-Jimal — village located to the southwest of the Byzantine ruins. History The village was first settled in the second century A.D. following the incorporation of the Nabatean empire into the Roman empire by Trajan. This settlement was destroyed in the… …   Wikipedia

• BEIT JIMĀL — BEIT JIMĀL, monastery and agricultural school in the Judean Foothills, 3 mi. (5 km.) S. of Bet Shemesh, founded in 1881 by Salesian Fathers from Italy on the supposition that R. Gamaliel I had lived there and that the place was named after him.… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• ИОРДАНИЯ — Петра. Гробница с урной. 1 я четв. I в. Петра. Гробница с урной. 1 я четв. I в. [Иорданское Хашимитское Королевство], гос во в Зап. Азии. Граничит на севере с Сирией, на северо востоке с Ираком, на востоке и юге с Саудовской Аравией, на западе с… …   Православная энциклопедия

• Irbid — Infobox Settlement official name = Irbid City native name = مدينة إربد nickname = Bride of the North (عروس الشمال) imagesize = 250px image caption = pushpin pushpin label position = subdivision type =Country subdivision name = Jordan subdivision… …   Wikipedia

• Broken plural — In linguistics, broken plurals are a grammatical phenomenon typical in many Semitic languages of the Middle East and Ethiopia in which a singular noun is broken to form a plural by having its root consonants embedded in a different frame , rather …   Wikipedia

• Tanukhids — The Tanûkhids or Tanukh were a confederation of Arab semi nomadic tribes, sometimes characterized as Bedouin Saracens. Like the Lakhmids, they first rose to promenince in northern Arabia in the third century BCE. Both Lakhmid and Tanukhid… …   Wikipedia

• Early Byzantine mosaics in the Middle East — are a group of Christian mosaics created between the 4th and the 8th centuries in ancient Syria, Palestine and Egypt when the area belonged to the Byzantine Empire. The eastern provinces of the Eastern Roman and later the Byzantine Empires… …   Wikipedia