مقام منسوب إلى مولد النبي إبراهيم عليه السلام

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مصدر أولي — The Qur'an مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: al-An'am 6:74-83; al-Anbiya 21:51-70; al-Baqara 2:124-129 and 2:258-260; al-Saffat 37:83-113 | The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

مصدر أولي — Tafsir al-Tabari مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: Ibrahim and Nimrod narratives; pagination varies by edition | The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

مصدر ثانوي — al-Bidaya wa al-Nihaya متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: accounts of Prophet Ibrahim and Babylon; pagination varies by edition | The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

مصدر ثانوي — Mu'jam al-Buldan متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Burs, Borsippa and related Iraqi place entries; pagination varies by edition | The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

مصدر إلكتروني — bcchj.uobabylon.edu.iq متوسط

Notes: The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

مصدر إلكتروني — artsandculture.google.com متوسط

Notes: The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

مصدر إلكتروني — etc.worldhistory.org متوسط

Notes: The Qur'an supports Ibrahim's monotheistic reasoning, challenge to idols, deliverance from fire, migration, building of the Kaaba and sacrifice test, but it does not identify Borsippa as his birthplace. A 2026 University of Babylon study documents Borsippa in Islamic sources and the local Abraham shrine and birthplace tradition. World Monuments Fund material independently identifies Borsippa as the ancient city of Nabu's Ezida temple and notes the nearby Abraham shrine; a modern archaeological travel account likewise records the local tradition. These sources support the existence and interpretation of the maqam, not archaeological proof that the exact chamber was Ibrahim's birthplace or that the ziggurat was the furnace. This is a secondary attributed place, not a burial.

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