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Ahmad bin Isa al-Muhajir was a sufi prophet from Basra who died around 800AD and influenced the religion of the area.
His tomb lies at the foot of a mountain, about 10km from Tarim towards Seiyun. A holy woman is also buried here.
Non-muslims are not allowed in so you have to look at it through the wire fence.
Written Mar 13, 2008
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Ahmad bin Isa al-Muhajir was a sufi prophet from Basra who died around 800AD and influenced the religion of the area. His tomb lies at the foot of a mountain,...
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I spent the day on my own wandering around Tarim, marvelling at the stunning palaces and exploring the ruins of wonderful fort-like homes long abandoned.
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