User:Huldra/Al-Tankiziyya

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Al-Tankiziyya

Al-Tankiziyya (Arabic: التنكزية) was built by the Bahri Mamluk amir Tankiz, and was completed in 1328-29.

An endowment consisting of the revenue from the village of Ayn Qinya, with all its land, was stipulated as the income Al-Tankiziyya.^[1]

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