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بنیادی ماخذ — الإرشاد زیادہ

Notes: Page/Volume: ذكر أولاد الإمام علي بن الحسين؛ تختلف الصفحات باختلاف الطبعة | Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

بنیادی ماخذ — عمدة الطالب في أنساب آل أبي طالب زیادہ

Notes: Page/Volume: أنساب ذرية الإمام زين العابدين؛ تختلف الصفحات باختلاف الطبعة | Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ثانوی ماخذ — مدينة سنجار من الفتح العربي الإسلامي حتى الفتح العثماني درمیانہ

Notes: Page/Volume: فصول آثار سنجار ومرقد ستنا زينب؛ تختلف الصفحات باختلاف الطبعة | Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ثانوی ماخذ — The New Islamic Dynasties درمیانہ

Notes: Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ویب ماخذ — www.archnet.org درمیانہ

Notes: Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ویب ماخذ — www.unitad.un.org درمیانہ

Notes: Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ویب ماخذ — alkafeel.net درمیانہ

Notes: Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ویب ماخذ — magazine.imn.iq درمیانہ

Notes: Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

ویب ماخذ — www.atlanticcouncil.org درمیانہ

Notes: Archnet and the surviving foundation inscription establish a Zaynab-attributed mausoleum built by Badr al-Din Lu'lu in 636 AH/1239 CE and document its medieval architecture and restorations. Al-Irshad and Umdat al-Talib are used to test, rather than automatically prove, the later identification with a daughter of Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn. Modern Iraqi shrine tradition preserves the Zaynab al-Sughra and captives-route narrative, but early evidence does not conclusively establish the exact occupant or a Sinjar stage. UNITAD records the deliberate ISIL destruction of the Shi'a Sayyida Zainab shrine on or about 3 August 2014. Reconstruction sources document the site's later rebuilding and renewed use. Because the personal identity remains unresolved, the primary category is Other Shrines and Historical Sites.

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