kafr kanna造句

• Kafr Kanna ) have been suggested as the location of Cana.
• He is currently playing for Israeli team, F . C . Tzeirei Kafr Kanna.
• However, according to their founder, Tarik Abbas, they are not related to Maccabi Kafr Kanna.
• Kafr Kanna was conquered by the Jonas, and also the grave of his son, at Kafr Kanna.
• Kafr Kanna was conquered by the Jonas, and also the grave of his son, at Kafr Kanna.
• Instead, a new club, F . C . Tzeirei Kafr Kanna, was founded in the town.
• The main churches in Kafr Kanna are the Franciscan Wedding Church, and the Greek Orthodox Church of St George.
• Around 1300, Kafr Kanna was described as being a large village, in which lived the chiefs of various tribes.
• Later, the traditional identification with Kafr Kanna reemerged strongly in the mid-14th-century and until the present day.
• He appointed Uthman in Kafr Kanna then Shefa-' Amr, Abbas in Nazareth, Ali in Safad, and Ahmad in Saffuriya.
• Following the war's conclusion, the refugees of Shefa-' Amr, Dabburiya, Ilut and Kafr Kanna returned to their homes.
• Saladin besieged Tiberias in the eastern Galilee on 3 July 1187 and the Crusader army attempted to attack the Ayyubids by way of Kafr Kanna.
• However, the general view starting from the 12th-century placed Cana at Khirbet Kana, a site to the northwest of Kafr Kanna.
• On 6 October mourners in Kafr Kanna at a funeral of one of those killed in clashes stoned and moderately injured a Jewish motorist from Tiberias.
• According to the " Catholic Encyclopedia " of 1914, the identification of Kafr Kanna with Cana dates back to at least the 8th century.
• In the 17th century, Francisco Quaresimus concluded that Kafr Kanna was the biblical Cana, as it had a church, while Khirbet Qana did not.
• However, the fact that the main road from Sepphoris to Tiberias passed Kafr Kanna rather than Khirbet Qana, may have been a factor in this decision.
• Some scholars believe, according to archaeological evidence, that the identification of Kafr Kanna was the result of the decline of Khirbet Qana beginning in the Mamluk period.
• On 30 March 1976, a resident of Kafr Kanna, Muhammad Yusuf Taha, was one of six people killed by the Israeli army during Land Day demonstrations.
• Ilut was designated by the Interior Ministry as a separate Mashhad and Kafr Kanna to the north, Iksal and Nazareth Illit to the east and Migdal HaEmek to the west.