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Jerusalem Epistles

عبير قاموع

Publisher: Kayan for Publishing

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Summary

Jerusalem is not merely a city—it is a confluence of spiritual, national, and cultural dimensions, interwoven with historical and existential significance. It is not merely a holy city revered through the ages but a divine and universal message, a living testament to history that reaches into the depths of time. Jerusalem is inseparable from Palestine—its land, its people, and its enduring Arab identity.
Available since: 07/28/2026.
Print length: 582 pages.

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