Archival City Dataset for the selection and 3D modeling: Banc-Lévêque, Raphael ; Lemire, Vincent ; Srl, 3D Research (2023) «Archival City Jerusalem- 3D modeling Jerusalem’s Maghrebi Quarter» [Dataset] NAKALA. https://doi.org/10.34847/nkl.a813b098
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Tracking files of the Waqf Abu Mediane.
This box contains elements of bookkeeping and correspondence received about the Waqf Abu Mediane.
Waqf Abou Mediane - Documents and translations; plans Studies of Louis Massignon - Correspondences - Visits, mission of Mr. Ahmed Kirèche .
The documents in this box cover the origins and legal foundations of the Waqf Abou Mediane, the period 1949-1954 and the Benhoura report of 1957. Some of the documents contained in this box are prior to 1948.
Waqf Abou Mediane in Ain Karem - WAM 1950-1959.
The box contains mainly correspondence, fee notes, annual reports and property lists.
These documents are part of the records created by Vincent Lemire during his historical research on the Mughrabi quarter.
They mainly consist in photographs of objects which were found by archeologists on excavation sites and which are kept by the Israel Antiquity Authority (IAA). There are also a photograph of the Western Wall Plaza and an extract from his research notebook.
Photograph publicated in : Emek Shaveh, “Beit Haliba” and the Givati Parking Lot Archeological Excavations and their Effect on the Status Quo in the Old City of Jerusalem and in Silwan", September 9, 2013: https://emekshaveh.org/en/haliba/
Item from fonds N°583, Dosya (file) N°27, Gömlek (subfile) N°20. Name of the Waqf: Waqf of Abu Madyan al-Gauth; Name of the duty: unknown; Fee: unknown; Reason for the change: unknown; Name of the officer: unknown. Content: It is the Turkish translation of the Arabic waqfiyya of the Ebû Medyen Şuayb al-Maghribi dated 29 Ramazan 720. It is stated in the waqfiyya that the founder assigned the lands of the village of ‘Ain Karim near Jerusalem, his property, as waqf the income of which was to benefit the Zâwiyah and the Maghribis.
View of the Maghreb district to the northeast, early 1920s
