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Tahir Muhammad Efendi ibn Mustafa al Husayni (1842 - 1908) The case of Muhammad Tāhir al-Husayni is a good example of the stable position enjoyed by prominent families in Levant in general and in Jerusalem in particular. He was born into the notable al-Husayni family, in which the position of Mufti of Jerusalem was de facto hereditary. His father Mustafa held this post since the 1840s.
Eusebius begins with Procopius, a native of Aelia (Jerusalem) [...]
A major source for the history of Palestine [...] is a history of Jerusalem and Hebron written in the 1490s by Mujir al-Din al-Hanbali al-Ulaymi, a scholar and resident of Jerusalem (d. 1519).
Ben Sira was a resident of Jerusalem during the early second century BC
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Shaddad ibn Aws was buried in the Golden Gate cemetery in the seventh century
"Al-Tamīmī was born in Jerusalem and received his medical training from a local physician, a Christian monk named Zakhariyya ibn Thawaba
IBN TAHIR Mutahhar ibn Tahir al-Maqdisi (or al-Muqaddasi, i.e., the native or inhabitant of the Holy City). From Jerusalem
[...] born of Christian parents in Jerusalem under Frankish occupation [...]
He was one of the well-known figurs of Jerusalem and the brother of Sheikh Musa al-Budeiri.
[...] Aref Shehadeh, also of Jerusalem [...] received his early education at the al-Ma'muniyyeh Intermediate School [...]
Dmitiri Baramki was born in Jerusalem in 1909 to an Orthodox Christian family [...]
Jawrat al-ʿenāb was located nearby Bab al-Khalil outside the walls of Jerusalem's Old City [...] At jawrat al-ʿenāb there was a well-known amulet maker, Shaykh Maḥmūd Basha al-ʿAskarī also known as Sheikh al-Falakī. His amulets were famous in Jerusalem.
Tawfik Canaan [...] a distinguished physician in Jerusalem before 1948, and later as the director of the Augusta Victoria Hospital, he enjoyed an eminent status in Palestinian society, particularly in Jerusalem
Tawfik Canaan [...] a distinguished physician in Jerusalem before 1948, and later as the director of the Augusta Victoria Hospital, he enjoyed an eminent status in Palestinian society, particularly in Jerusalem
He was the only Palestinian elected member of the first Ottoman parliament, and he represented Jerusalem.
It is not clear whether the gentilic Ha-Yerushalmi—in Arabic al-Qudsi, al-Muqaddasi, or al-Maqdasi—was applied to him personally or inherited patrilineally (as may have been the case with his son, Joseph b. Tanḥum Ha-Yerushalmi).