Ritual plants of Muslim graveyards in northern Israel

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@FolkloreThurs In lore ghouls were desert-dwelling creatures. Some writing says they may be Jinn. Your best bet would be aromatic plants commonly used to ward off evil in the region. Salvia, Rosemary, Narcissus, Drimia, Iris, and Mediterranean cypress. h

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Ritual plants used in ancient graveyards of the Middle East. An ethnobotanical study of traditional #folklore & #ritual #flora https://t.co/VgHeZacBh7

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