Al-Qadmus (Arabic: القدموس, also spelled al-Qadmous or Cadmus) is a town in northwestern Syria, administratively part of the Tartus Governorate, located...

and Ismaili leaders of the al-Qadmus area in Jabal Ansariyah. According to historian Dick Douwes, the conflict in al-Qadmus "cannot readily be attributed...

Assassin power, and included Syrian strongholds at Masyaf, Abu Qubays, al-Qadmus and al-Kahf. The Western world was introduced to the Assassins by the works...

Nahr al-Kabir river forms the border with Lebanon to the south. Tartus is the regional capital; other major settlements include Al-Hamidiyah, Al Qadmus, Al-Sawda...

the same name, which contained three nahiyas ("subdistricts") — Margat, Qadmus and Khawabi. In the 1890s there was a total of 393 localities with a collective...

Al-Qadmus to the town of Sheikh Badr in order to arrest Saleh al-Ali. Al-Ali and his men ambushed the force at the village of Niha, west of Wadi al-Oyoun...

al-Aswad Arwad Al-Hamidiyah Khirbet al-Maazah Suda Khawabi Al-Karimah Al-Safsafah Al-Rawda Al-Annazah Al-Qadmus Hammam Wasel Al-Tawahin Talin Bayt al-Shaykh...

Syria, including Masyaf, Rusafa, al-Kahf, al-Qadmus, Khawabi, Sarmin, Quliya, Ulayqa, Maniqa, Abu Qubays and Jabal al-Summaq. For the most part, the Assassins...

ranks. The Al-Shaykh Badr skirmish began the Syrian Revolt of 1919. Al-Ali responded to French attacks by laying siege to (and occupying) al-Qadmus, from which...

as historical person is rejected by most scholars. The Syrian city of Al-Qadmus is named after Cadmus. E. Nesbit's 1901 novel The Wouldbegoods includes...