| 88 Average precipitation days 10 11 7 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 8 48 Source: References [ ]• Early Muslim historian lists Adhri'at as one of the towns that surrendered to the Muslim army following the in 630, while Muhammad was alive | On 1 March, the began |
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| Situated between the major Jewish centres of and , Adhri'at nonetheless had a large Jewish population by the early 7th century and served as a place of Jewish learning | Thousands of people protested in the city as part of the |
| Daraa became known as the "cradle of the revolution" after protests at the arrest of 15 boys from prominent families for painting graffiti with anti-government slogans sparked the beginning of | According to , in the early 13th-century during rule, Adhri'ah was "celebrated for the many learned men who were natives of the place |
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| Erlanger Geographische Arbeiten, Sonderband 5 | He claimed the city was part of the district and that its territory was "full of villages" and included the region of to the south of the |
However, Historian dismisses that assertion citing the absence of their claims in any Jewish sources and earlier Muslim reports.
25| It was also a centre of monastic and missionary activity in the | In 614, the sacked Adraa during the , but spared the inhabitants |
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| According to activists, this protest was faced with Syrian security forces opening fire on the protesters killing three people | ; in Robinson and Smith, 1841, vol 3, Second appendix, B, p |
Lawrence, various editions , Chapter LXXX External links [ ]• Daraa became known as the "cradle of the revolution" after protests at the arrest of 15 boys from prominent families for painting graffiti with anti-government slogans sparked the beginning of.
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