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Souk Hamza (Arabic: سوق حمزة), or Ha'it Hamza (Arabic: حائط حمزة), is likely the present-day Bouïra in Algeria. It was founded by Hamza ben al-Hasan ben Suleiman ben al-Hussein ben Ali ben al-Hasan ben Ali ben Abi Talib. The town is mentioned in the works of several chroniclers and geographers, including Ibn Hammad, who was originally from this city.
References
- Allaoua Amara (2008). دراسات تاريخية وفكرية [Historical and intellectual studies] (in Arabic). Réghaïa: Enag. p. 121. ISBN 978-9961-62-730-3.