Qal'at Darjin

Qalʿat Darjin (Arabic: قلعة درجين) was an old city situated in modern-day Tunisia.[1][2]

History


Important Ibadi manuscripts have been destroyed during the burning of the city.[3]

See also

References

  1. ^ Deif Allah, Mohammed (2010-05-01). "أضواء على موقع أثري بالجنوب التونسي: قلعة درجين ورجالها" [Highlights of an archaeological site in southern Tunisia: Qal'at Darjin and its people.]. الحياة الثقافية/Al-Hayat al-Thaqafiyyah (in Arabic) (213). Tunisia: 70–76.
  2. ^ Bajia, Saleh (1976). "Chapter 3, Destruction of Qal'at Bani Darjin". الإباضية بالجريد في العصور الإسلامية الأولى [The Ibadis in the Jerid during the early Islamic centuries] (1st ed.). Dar Bousalama li-Tiba‘a wa al-Nashr. pp. 147–149.
  3. ^ Asia, Saheli (2021-12-31). "النصوص البربرية المقيدة بالحرف العربي في كتب السّير الإباضية" [The Berber texts written by the Arabic letter in the Ibāḍi books of Siyar]. مجلة العلوم الاجتماعية والإنسانية - Social and Human Sciences Journal (in Arabic). 22 (2): 422–423.


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