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stealth61 [152]
2 years ago
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30. using document 2, identify ibn al-athir's point of view concerning the siege of jerusalem during the first

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ikadub [295]2 years ago
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Ibn al - Athir 's point of view about siege of Jerusalem is that the Crusaders were very harsh and it  was one that destroyed the Muslims in Jerusalem and their holy sites and other things such as their relics.

<h3>What occurred in the siege of Jerusalem?</h3>

The Siege of Jerusalem is known to be a time where there was the Roman military blockade of Jerusalem at the start of the First Jewish Revolt.

Note that Ibn al - Athir 's point of view about siege of Jerusalem is that the Crusaders were very harsh and it  was one that destroyed the Muslims in Jerusalem and their holy sites and other things such as their relics.

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