القبر المنسوب إلى الشيخ عبد الله في شيخلا رحمة الله عليه

حسین حوزنی موکریانی

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Page/Volume: p. 124, as cited by the Kurdiu heritage report; chronological claim not adopted because the report preserves conflicting dates | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative.

Page/Volume: p. 124, as cited by the Kurdiu heritage report; chronological claim not adopted because the report preserves conflicting dates | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative.

Page/Volume: p. 124, as cited by the Kurdiu heritage report; chronological claim not adopted because the report preserves conflicting dates | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative.

Page/Volume: p. 124, as cited by the Kurdiu heritage report; chronological claim not adopted because the report preserves conflicting dates | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL TOMB RECORD. The Kurdish heritage report supports the present tomb, the name Sheikhalla, the local title Qutb al-Madar, the Qadiri teaching tradition, two graves and continued visitation, but it contains incompatible chronological statements. Urban planning and media sources support the bazaar's identity, not the early biography. The main person-name was reduced from Shaykh Abdullah Qutb al-Madar to Shaykh Abdullah, with the longer title retained only as a local alternative.