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 1  4,1|       cities along this route was Mecca (Macoraba, in ancient writings),
 2  4,1|       Jews among the merchants of Mecca and Yathrib, as well as
 3  4,1|    penetrated into the peninsula. Mecca became the central gathering
 4  4,1|     remote times there existed in Mecca the sanctuary Kaaba (the
 5  4,1| advantageous commercial position, Mecca was visited by merchants
 6  4,1|        deity during their stay in Mecca. The number of pilgrims
 7  4,1|           sent representatives to Mecca. The time of religious festivals
 8  4,1|  coincided with the great fair at Mecca, where the Arabs and foreign
 9  4,1|           transactions which gave Mecca enormous profits. The city
10  4,1|           to become acquainted in Mecca, there appeared even before
11  4,1|         religious organization of Mecca. The doubts which frequently
12  4,1|    wanderings on the outskirts of Mecca he was troubled by visions,
13  4,1|   impossible for him to remain in Mecca. He secretly departed with
14  4,1|          hegira) of Muhammed from Mecca to Medina marks the Muhammedan
15  4,1|   position, he set out to conquer Mecca in the year 630. Upon entering
16  4,1|         made their pilgrimages to Mecca and practiced their new
17  4,1|        the caravans, and later in Mecca and Yathrib (Medina). The
18  4,1|        pilgrimage to the Kaaba in Mecca (in Arabic such a pilgrimage
19  4,1|         the hostile atmosphere of Mecca.”[48] “The champions of
20  4,1|           holy places. Along with Mecca and Medina, Jerusalem was