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Hababah (Arabic: حبابة, romanized:
Ḥabābah) is a
small town and 'uzlah in
Thula District of 'Amran Governorate, Yemen. It is
located between Thula and...
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Hababah (Arabic: حبابة; d. 724), was a
jarya slave singer and poet,
concubine of the
Caliph Yazid II.
Hababah was a slave,
brought to the
Umayyad harem...
- Bid Bida Daʽan
Fatihat Ghabir Ghadran Ghayman Ghulah Dhayfan Ghurabah Hababah Habas,
Yemen Haddah Hadir,
Yemen Hadrami, Sanaʽa Hadran,
Yemen Hadur Hafat...
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Hababa or
Hababah may
refer to the following:
Hababa (slave) Hababa, Syria, a
village near Tartus,
Syria Hababah, Yemen, a
village in
central Yemen This...
- (Arabic:منصور المنصور) (1941 –
November 9, 2011), was a
Kuwaiti actor.
Hababah (1976) To My
Father and
Mother With The
Greeting (1979) To My
Father and...
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acting career spanned more than 54 years.
Rznamah (1970)
Saboha (1983)
Hababah (1976) Bo
Marzoq (1992) Al
Sarayat (2000)
Lahob (2008) Bas Ya
Bahar (1972)...
- as the
Arabian Al-Khayzuran, the
Yemeni Alam al-Malika, and the
Syrian Hababah.
Cariye Qiyan Balafrej,
Lamia (19
December 2022). "Automated Slaves, Ambivalent...
- Felix,
archbishop of
Ravenna Fogartach mac Néill, High King of
Ireland Hababah,
concubine singer of
Caliph Yazid II.
Rotrude of Treves, wife of Charles...
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Bukhaytah Dār al Ḩāj Ḑayq al
Balas Ḑayq Rawbān
Dhakhar Ghābat Mashya‘
Ḩabābah Ḩajāj / حجاج 14°8'45.17" N, 44°52'39.43" E Ḩammat
Khalaqah Ḩamrī Ḩanjar...
- Felix,
archbishop of
Ravenna Fogartach mac Néill, High King of
Ireland Hababah,
concubine singer of
Caliph Yazid II.
Rotrude of Treves, wife of Charles...
