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الصفحة 17
Er - Raqmatân ” : according to ez - Zauzenî two places are meant by this name , which is the dual of er - raqmeh , a word meaning " the meadow " ( rauḍah ) ; he says that one village called er - Raqmeh is near el - Başrah , and another ...
Er - Raqmatân ” : according to ez - Zauzenî two places are meant by this name , which is the dual of er - raqmeh , a word meaning " the meadow " ( rauḍah ) ; he says that one village called er - Raqmeh is near el - Başrah , and another ...
الصفحة 24
For the vocalization of Națâ ' here given see the Marâşid , s . v . It is a village of el - Yemâmeh belonging to the Benû Ḥanîfeh . It may possibly mean numerous , and hence strong , 24 CJ Lyall - The Mo'allaqah of Zuheyr . [ No. 1 ,
For the vocalization of Națâ ' here given see the Marâşid , s . v . It is a village of el - Yemâmeh belonging to the Benû Ḥanîfeh . It may possibly mean numerous , and hence strong , 24 CJ Lyall - The Mo'allaqah of Zuheyr . [ No. 1 ,
الصفحة 26
The line which divides the Musalmàn from the Buddhist populations of Asia , where it crosses the valley of the Upper Indus , passes through the villages of a small tribe which is worthy of some attention . It is Arian in blood though ...
The line which divides the Musalmàn from the Buddhist populations of Asia , where it crosses the valley of the Upper Indus , passes through the villages of a small tribe which is worthy of some attention . It is Arian in blood though ...
الصفحة 26
People of Darchik Village . 3. A woman from Dáh . 4. A man from the Rüshen , or husbandman caste from Dáh 5.Aman from the Rüzmat or artisan caste from Dah ( The caps worn are all black . ) J. Schaumburg Lith belong to the Dàrd * race ...
People of Darchik Village . 3. A woman from Dáh . 4. A man from the Rüshen , or husbandman caste from Dáh 5.Aman from the Rüzmat or artisan caste from Dah ( The caps worn are all black . ) J. Schaumburg Lith belong to the Dàrd * race ...
الصفحة 27
The greater part of the tribe is thus nominally Buddhist , while two or three of their north - westernmost villages bordering on Baltistán have become Musalman . This tribe presents therefore , to the student of early institutions ...
The greater part of the tribe is thus nominally Buddhist , while two or three of their north - westernmost villages bordering on Baltistán have become Musalman . This tribe presents therefore , to the student of early institutions ...
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appears army became become began Bengal brother brought called carried caste close daughter death district elephant Emperor enemy father feet five force four gave give given grant hand hath head Hills Hindu horse hundred India inscription Jang Káim Khán Khán's killed king knowledge known land latter leave lived Mahrattas March Mayaná means miles months mother Muhammad Khán Nawáb obtained once original Pála parganah passed Persian person plate present probably Rájah reached received reign remains returned river road round seems sent seven side Singh sons SPAKE strike taken thee thou thousand took town translation tree turned village wife woman एक करिया गेल दिया दिल ना राजा राजार
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| العنوان | Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 47،الأعداد 1-4 |
| المؤلف | Asiatic Society (Kolkata, India) |
| المساهمون | Asiatic Society of Bengal, Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| الناشر | Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1878 |
| أصلي من | جامعة ميتشيغان |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 10 تشرين الثاني (نوفمبر) 2013 |
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