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Ajwah Dates In A Ceramic Bowl On A White Wooden Background Are The Best Fruits Of Medina.
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, View Of The Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan: The Skyline Of Amman And View Of The Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of A Hill: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, View Of The Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, View Of The Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Ajwah Dates Are A Dried Edible Variety That Originated In Saudi Arabia And Appear In The Quran Of Islam.
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Close-up Of Dried Ajwa Dates In A Wooden Bowl In Top View. Muslims Eat Iftar In The Month Of Ramadan.
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Jordan, Details Of Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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Close-up Of Woman's Hand Holding Dried Ajwah Dates That Muslims Eat To Break Their Fast In Ramadan.
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Jordan, View Of The Abu Darwish Mosque, Built In 1961 On The Top Of Jebel Al-Ashrafiyeh Hill In Amman: Its Alternating Black And White Stones Inherit The Traditional Levantine Architecture
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A Hand Holding A Woven Basket Filled With Dried Ajwah Dates That Muslims Eat To Break Their Fast In Ramadan.
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Dried Ajwa Dates Are A Fruit Mentioned In The Quran And Eaten By Muslims After Breaking Their Fast In Ramadan.
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A Golden Box Filled With Dried Ajwa Dates, Placed On A Wooden Surface With Scattered Autumn Leaves In The Background.
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