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They were reunited after two scholars noticed in 2007 that the writing on one fragment known as the Ashkar manuscript matched another rare fragment known as the London manuscript.
www.kyivpost.com 2010
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One page of the song, known as the Ashkar manuscript, was previously housed in a rare books library at Duke University in North Carolina and was first displayed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem in 2007.
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They were reunited after two scholars noticed in 2007 that the writing on one fragment known as the Ashkar manuscript matched another rare fragment known as the London manuscript.
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One page of the song, known as the Ashkar manuscript, was previously housed in a rare books library at Duke University in North Carolina and was first displayed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem in 2007.
CTV News RSS Feed 2010
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Lane's Shaykh made it a dim. of "Ashkar" = tawny, ruddy (of complexion), so the former writes, "O Shukeyr."
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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Ashkar subsequently died from his wounds, still painfully shackled.
Printing: Israeli Use of Painful Shackling As A Form of Torture 2010
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Ashkar subsequently died from his wounds, still painfully shackled.
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He was embraced by students at Ashkar Elementary School, his former school.
March glimpses 2007
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Shaykh made it a dim. of “Ashkar” = tawny, ruddy (of complexion), so the former writes, “O Shukeyr.”
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Ismail Ashkar, a leading Hamas lawmaker, accused Israel of trying to sabotage reconciliation efforts.
www.startribune.com 2012
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