Ishbiliyah
Proper noun
Meaning
Ishbiliyah
(historical) Seville
Examples
In 1067 he finally took Carmona (Qarmuna), one of the most strongly fortified cities in al-Andalus and a perpetual thorn in the side of Ishbiliyah.
Like the Mozarabs, the Jews of Ishbiliyah spoke and wrote Arabic as well as Spanish, using Hebrew as their liturgical language.
The Banu Hajjaj, as we have seen, were in part descended from Sara the Goth, and controlled much of the richest land in the province of Ishbiliyah.