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Descriptionقبر زمرد خاتون من الداخل.jpg
العربية: زمرد خاتون، التي كانت والدة الخليفة الناصر لدين الله وزوجة المستضئ بالله أم عمر الله والمتوفاة العام 599هـ/ 1202م.
English: Emerald Khatun, who was the mother of Caliph Al-Nasser to the religion of God and the wife of the light of God or Omar Allah, who died in 599 AH / 1202 AD.
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