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The Rock A Tale Of Seventhcentury Jerusalem Makiya Kanan

Name: The Rock A Tale Of Seventhcentury Jerusalem Makiya Kanan
SKU: BELL-61417168
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (90 reviews)

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The Rock A Tale Of Seventhcentury Jerusalem Makiya Kanan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Vintage

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.16 MB

Author: Makiya, Kanan

ISBN: 9780375700781, 0375700781, B004DEPHKM

Language: English

Year: 2001

Product desciption

The Rock A Tale Of Seventhcentury Jerusalem Makiya Kanan by Makiya, Kanan 9780375700781, 0375700781, B004DEPHKM instant download after payment.

The Rock of Jerusalem is one of the world’s most spiritually resonant and politically contentious sites: where Adam first stepped upon leaving Paradise, Abraham attempted to sacrifice Isaac, Jesus preached, and Muhammad began his night journey to heaven,. Sorting through the rubble of the three competing faiths, Kanan Makiya has* *woven a vivid tapestry from centuries of legend and belief to imagine the origins of Islam’s first monument, the Dome of the Rock. A narrative of mythic power, **The Rock** offers a grand tour of seventh-century Jerusalem and–by reminding us of how much Jews and Muslims once shared–serves as a bracing talisman for our times.
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