جامع النبي شيث والمقام المنسوب إلى شيث بن آدم، الموصل

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المراجع

مصدر أولي — Al-Bidaya wa al-Nihaya مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر أولي — Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر ثانوي — Mosul after Islamic State: The Quest for Lost Architectural Heritage متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر ثانوي — Mosque of al-Nabi Shith متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر ثانوي — Jami' Al-Nabi Sheet متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر ثانوي — Nabi Jirjis and Nabi Shith Mosques: Between Destruction and Restoration متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.islamweb.net متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — rememberingmosul.org متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.archnet.org متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

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Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.aljazeera.net متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: death of Adam and instruction to Seth; volume 1, pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: early human generations and Seth traditions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: sections on destroyed religious heritage; 2021 edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: site record: west Mosul, 1815–1816 construction, 2014 destruction | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | Page/Volume: architectural site record and historical documentation | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review. | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / HISTORIC MOSQUE. Classical Islamic histories preserve Seth as a traditional son and successor of Adam, but he is not explicitly named in the Qur'an and reports about scriptures, chronology and burial vary. Heritage documentation places the mosque in west Mosul outside the historic city gates, records the 1815–1816 Ottoman complex and later 1970s–1980s rebuilding, and supports the late-July 2014 destruction. Contemporary Iraqi reporting supports the 2022–2023 reconstruction and present return of worship. The mosque identity is strong; the burial attribution remains Under Review.

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