مقام النبي دانيال عليه السلام

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مصدر أولي — The Book of Daniel مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

مصدر أولي — Tarikh al-Tabari مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

مصدر ثانوي — Al-Bidaya wa al-Nihaya متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

مصدر ثانوي — Antiquities of the Jews متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — whc.unesco.org متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.kurdistan24.net متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — alsabaah.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: narratives of Daniel under Babylonian and Persian rule; chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and earlier nations; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Daniel and the Tustar tradition; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Page/Volume: account of Daniel; book/chapter numbering varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review. | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Earlier scriptural and Islamic historical sources support Daniel's religious-historical memory but do not establish the Kirkuk burial. UNESCO supports Kirkuk Citadel as the verified heritage location. Regional reporting and Al-Sabah support the presence of the mosque/maqam inside the citadel and its layered local religious tradition. Multiple competing Daniel burial traditions remain, so the burial identity is kept Under Review.

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