Were the Knights Templar really the guardians of the Holy Grail?
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: al aqsa, Arimathea, Arthur, Arthurian, Boron, buried, catholic, cauldron, Celtic, Chretien, Clement, cup, Hermann, Holy Grail, Holy Land, jerusalem, jesus, Joseph, king, Knightfall, knights, Kyot, Lancelot, legend, Monmouth, paris, Parzival, Percival, Philip, pope, Provence, Solomon, Templar, Thuringia, Toledo, tomar, Troyes, Wagner, Wolfram von Eschenbach
Even more than Seville or Cordoba – medieval Toledo affords you a glimpse of life in Spain as a Muslim, Jewish and Christian civilisation
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Category: Templar News
Tags: Al-Andalus, capital, christian, church, Islam, jewish, judaism, Medieval, mosque, muslim, spain, synagogue, Toledo, Toledo Spain
Abu al-Qasim was the father of modern surgery and a great example of a thinker from the era of the medieval Muslim caliphate in Spain
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Abu, abu al-qasim, Al-Andalus, christian, Cordoba, ectopic, father, father of modern surgery, fistula, Iberian Peninsula, Islam, medic, medicine, middle ages, muslim, pregnancy, Qasim, Seville, spain, surgery, Toledo, tonsils, translate
Toledo in Spain shows how Christians and Muslims lived together and even allowed churches to become mosques and vice versa
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Catholic, christ, church, city, Compostela, convivencia, cristo, death, evil, faith, faiths, good, James, jewish, light, Luz, Mesquita, Mezquita, moor, Moorish, mosque, muslim, plague, reconquista, spain, Toledo
