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The '''Scholar's Estate''' was a residence in the [[Suburb of Kahtabah]], within [[Baghdad]]'s [[Abbasiyah]] district. It was nestled between the [[Kufa Gate]] of the [[Round City]] and the [[Hammam]]. | The '''Scholar's Estate''' was a residence in the [[Suburb of Kahtabah]], within [[Baghdad]]'s [[Abbasiyah]] district. It was nestled between the [[Kufa Gate]] of the [[Round City]] and the [[Hammam]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:28, 5 January 2024
The Scholar's Estate was a residence in the Suburb of Kahtabah, within Baghdad's Abbasiyah district. It was nestled between the Kufa Gate of the Round City and the Hammam.
History
Strictly reserved for scholars from across the Abbasid Caliphate, the Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq traced a letter to the estate in search of Zahra, an Order of the Ancients scholar who had forced Hunayn ibn Ishaq to translate a book of an unknown language. When he failed to find Zahra, he awaited her return on the rooftops. Once Zahra had returned with her guards, Basim promptly assassinated her, gaining a clue of her leader's identity as Al-Rabisu.[1]
Behind the scenes
- The Scholar's Estate is one of the landmarks controlled by the Turkic Army in Baghdad.
Gallery
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Scholar's Estate -
One of Scholar's Estate's entrances -
Zahra's study at the Scholar's Estate
