al-Humayma

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al-Humayma is an ancient settlement in southern Jordan that served as a key Abbasid family stronghold and early Islamic-era community along important trade routes.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
al-Humayma canonical 2
al-Ḥumaymah, Bilad al-Sham 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement
archaeological site
historic site
associatedWithDynasty Abbasid Caliphate
surface form: Abbasid
associatedWithEmpire Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
associatedWithReligion early Islam
associatedWithTribeOrPeople Nabataean
surface form: Nabataeans
country Jordan
currentUse tourist and research site
excavatedBy archaeologists from the 20th century onward
function agricultural settlement
caravan station
fortified outpost
hasArchaeologicalRemainsOf Byzantine structures
Nabataean settlement
Roman fort
early Islamic residential complex
mosque
water system
hasBuildingType bathhouse
farm installations
large residential complex
storehouses
hasFeature aqueducts
cisterns
reservoirs
heritageStatus recognized archaeological heritage of Jordan
historicalPeriod Byzantine period
Nabataean
surface form: Nabataean period

Roman period
early Islamic period
importance center of Abbasid family activity before their revolution
key node on north–south trade routes
locatedIn Hisma desert
Near Petra
Wadi Araba
surface form: Wadi Araba region

southern Jordan
locatedOnRoute ancient trade routes between Arabia and the Levant
caravan routes linking Syria and the Hijaz
region Near the modern Desert Highway in Jordan
servedAs Abbasid family stronghold
early Islamic-era community
timeOfMajorOccupation 1st century BCE to early Islamic centuries

Referenced by (3)

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as-Saffah placeOfBirth al-Humayma
subject surface form: As-Saffah
Al-Mansur birthPlace al-Humayma
Abu al-ʿAbbās ʿAbd Allāh ibn Muḥammad birthPlace al-Humayma
this entity surface form: al-Ḥumaymah, Bilad al-Sham