Category:Goldsmiths' Market (Old Jerusalem)

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العربية: (سوق الشرقي) (سوق التجار) (سوق الصياغ) سوق الخواجات
English: Goldsmiths’ Market =
  • Arabic: Suq el-Khawajat / Sūq al-Khawājāt (“market of foreigners [i.e., foreign merchants]”),[1]
    • also: Shuk es-Suyyagh / Sūq as-Ṣuyyāgh / Souk el-Souyyagh (“goldsmiths/jewelers’ market”),[2] Sūq at-Tujjār / al-Tujjār (“market of merchants”).[1][2]
  • Hebrew: Shuk HaTsorfim = Shuq ha-Zorfim (“goldsmiths' market”).
Was the Street of the Goldsmiths. The eastern market of the Triple Bazaar of Jerusalem.[3]
עברית: שוק הצורפים
  1. ↑ "The Current State of the Markets in the Old City" (2016): "Souq Al-Khawajat (lit. foreign merchants market) sold traditional clothes and textile for social occasions"
  2. ↑ Hintlian, George (1976) History of the Armenians in the Holy Land, St. James Press, p. 23 "the Draper's Market, called likewise Souk-el-Khawajat or Souk-el-Souyyagh (Goldsmiths' Market)."

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