القبر المنسوب إلى ابن الجوزي في السنك

Sibt Ibn al-Jawzi

eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab

Page/Volume: eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab Harb; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347 in one cited edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography.

Shams al-Din al-Dhahabi

biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347

Page/Volume: eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab Harb; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347 in one cited edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography.

Ibn Khallikan

biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by ed

Page/Volume: eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab Harb; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347 in one cited edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography.

Shams al-Din al-Dhahabi

biographical entry; pagination varies by edition

Page/Volume: eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab Harb; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347 in one cited edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography.

Page/Volume: eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab Harb; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347 in one cited edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography.

Page/Volume: eyewitness-era report of funeral and burial at Bab Harb; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography and burial at Bab Harb; vol. 4, p. 1347 in one cited edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Page/Volume: biography of Ibn al-Jawzi; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Near-contemporary and classical sources place Ibn al-Jawzi's principal burial at Bab Harb. The Al-Sinak marker developed later at or near al-Shati'iyyah school, and no early source securely proves transfer of the body. Modern reporting supports the marker's location near al-Rashid Street, the parking-area controversy and the Sunni Endowment's 2020 statement that the site remained and maintenance was planned. The page remains intentionally place-centred and does not duplicate the full biography.