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Dammaj (Bahasa Arab: دماج) adalah sebuah k … Dammaj (Bahasa Arab: دماج) adalah sebuah kota kecil di Kegubernuran Sa'dah di barat laut Yaman, tenggara melalui jalan darat dari di lembah dengan nama yang sama. Muqbil bin Hadi al-Wadi'i mendirikan Madrasah Darul Hadis di Dammaj pada tahun 1979, pusat pembelajaran penting bagi pengikut Salafi. Pada tahun 2014, Salafi non-lokal, termasuk semua siswa di sana, diusir. Kota itu menjadi sasaran Pengepungan Dammaj, dan pada November 2013, kekerasan sektarian lebih lanjut antara militan gerakan Syiah pimpinan-Houthi dan Sunni meletus di kota itu, menciptakan banyak korban; sekitar 50 telah terbunuh pada awal minggu kedua. Dalam satu insiden pada akhir November, sebuah ranjau meledak ketika kendaraan militer lewat, menewaskan dua tentara Yaman.liter lewat, menewaskan dua tentara Yaman.
, Dammaj (arabe : دماج) est un village dépen … Dammaj (arabe : دماج) est un village dépendant du gouvernorat de Sa'dah, situé au nord-ouest du Yémen, à la frontière de l'Arabie saoudite et peuplé d'un peu plus de quinze mille habitants. Il est désormais très connu dans le monde musulman depuis que Muqbil ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i (1933 - 2001), un ouléma salafiste, s'y installa à son retour d'Arabie saoudite et y établit une médersa du nom de Dar al-Hadith (arabe : دار الحديث, la maison du Hadîth) qui ne tarda pas à devenir l'une des institutions religieuses salafistes les plus renommées dans le monde musulman. Après la mort de Muqbil, ce fut Yahya al-Hajouri qui eut la direction de l'établissement.[réf. nécessaire]ction de l'établissement.[réf. nécessaire]
, دَمّاج قرية تقع في وادٍ جنوب شرق مدينة صعدة بشمال اليمن، وهي تابعة إداريًا لمديرية الصفراء من محافظة صعدة باليمن، وتأتي شهرة هذه البلدة بوجود مركز دار الحديث الذي أسسه الشيخ مقبل بن هادي الوادعي أحد مشايخ السلفية باليمن.
, Dammaj (Arabic: دماج, romanized: Dammāj) i … Dammaj (Arabic: دماج, romanized: Dammāj) is a small town in the Sa'dahI Governorate of north-western Yemen, southeast by road from Sa'dah in a valley of the same name. Muqbil bin Hadi al-Wadi'i established the Madrasah Dar al-Hadith in Dammaj in 1979, an important center of learning for followers of the Salafi creed (the methodology of Prophet Muhammad and his Companions and the two generations after them, (Tabi'in, Tabi al-Tabi'in)), who make up the majority of the town. In 2014, the non-local Salafis, including all of the students there, were evicted. The town was at the target of the Siege of Dammaj, and in November 2013, further sectarian violence between militants of the Houthi-led Shia movement and Sunnis erupted in the town, creating many casualties; some 50 had been killed by the start of the second week. In one incident in late November, a mine exploded as a military vehicle was passing by, killing two Yemeni soldiers.s passing by, killing two Yemeni soldiers.
, Дамма́дж (араб. دمّاج) — маленький городок в мудирии (районе) мухафазы Саада на севере-западе Йемена. Известен тем, что в нём расположен центр Дар аль-хадис (араб. دار الحديث), основанный известным салафитским богословом Мукбилем ибн Хади аль-Вадии.
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Dammaj (arabe : دماج) est un village dépen … Dammaj (arabe : دماج) est un village dépendant du gouvernorat de Sa'dah, situé au nord-ouest du Yémen, à la frontière de l'Arabie saoudite et peuplé d'un peu plus de quinze mille habitants. Il est désormais très connu dans le monde musulman depuis que Muqbil ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i (1933 - 2001), un ouléma salafiste, s'y installa à son retour d'Arabie saoudite et y établit une médersa du nom de Dar al-Hadith (arabe : دار الحديث, la maison du Hadîth) qui ne tarda pas à devenir l'une des institutions religieuses salafistes les plus renommées dans le monde musulman. Après la mort de Muqbil, ce fut Yahya al-Hajouri qui eut la direction de l'établissement.[réf. nécessaire]ction de l'établissement.[réf. nécessaire]
, دَمّاج قرية تقع في وادٍ جنوب شرق مدينة صعدة بشمال اليمن، وهي تابعة إداريًا لمديرية الصفراء من محافظة صعدة باليمن، وتأتي شهرة هذه البلدة بوجود مركز دار الحديث الذي أسسه الشيخ مقبل بن هادي الوادعي أحد مشايخ السلفية باليمن.
, Dammaj (Bahasa Arab: دماج) adalah sebuah k … Dammaj (Bahasa Arab: دماج) adalah sebuah kota kecil di Kegubernuran Sa'dah di barat laut Yaman, tenggara melalui jalan darat dari di lembah dengan nama yang sama. Muqbil bin Hadi al-Wadi'i mendirikan Madrasah Darul Hadis di Dammaj pada tahun 1979, pusat pembelajaran penting bagi pengikut Salafi. Pada tahun 2014, Salafi non-lokal, termasuk semua siswa di sana, diusir.kal, termasuk semua siswa di sana, diusir.
, Dammaj (Arabic: دماج, romanized: Dammāj) i … Dammaj (Arabic: دماج, romanized: Dammāj) is a small town in the Sa'dahI Governorate of north-western Yemen, southeast by road from Sa'dah in a valley of the same name. Muqbil bin Hadi al-Wadi'i established the Madrasah Dar al-Hadith in Dammaj in 1979, an important center of learning for followers of the Salafi creed (the methodology of Prophet Muhammad and his Companions and the two generations after them, (Tabi'in, Tabi al-Tabi'in)), who make up the majority of the town. In 2014, the non-local Salafis, including all of the students there, were evicted.g all of the students there, were evicted.
, Дамма́дж (араб. دمّاج) — маленький городок в мудирии (районе) мухафазы Саада на севере-западе Йемена. Известен тем, что в нём расположен центр Дар аль-хадис (араб. دار الحديث), основанный известным салафитским богословом Мукбилем ибн Хади аль-Вадии.
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