- A
Moroccan concept known as the
Halqa is people's theater, with the
Helayqi (the performer)
positioned in the
center of the
audience circle. This phrase...
-
Halqa-e Arbab-e Zauq (Circle of the Men of Good Taste) is a ****stani
literary movement begun in La****,
British Punjab,
India on
April 29, 1939. Early...
-
three m****ifs
Mount Halqa (Arabic: جبل حلقة) and
Mount Barisha (Arabic: جبل باريشا) form the
first m****if from the east.
Mount Halqa (meaning "circle mountain")...
- The Dead
Cities (Arabic: المدن الميتة) or
Forgotten Cities (Arabic: المدن المنسية) are a
group of 700
abandoned settlements in
northwest Syria between...
-
These corps were
composed of
senior Mamluks. The
Ajnad al-
Halqa (أجناد الحلقة) or
simply the
Halqa were made up of both
Egyptians and
Awlad al-Nas (children...
- Iqbal,
Nasir Kazmi,
Bashir Bader and
Shahryar are
related to this movement.
Halqa e
Arbab e Zauq was a
literary movement begun in La****,
British Raj in 1939...
- the
following year,
Qalawun designated these as an
income reserve for the
halqa (free, non-mamluk cavalries)
garrisoned in Tripoli. Khidr, the main Buhturid...
-
halqa had
inferior status to the
mamluk regiments. It had its own
administrative structure and was
under the
direct command of the sultan. The
halqa regiments...
- and
administrative functions or
served as
commanders of the non-Mamluk
ḥalqa troops,
serving the
ruling Arab and
Ottoman dynasties in the
Muslim world...
- of the Sultan) and
regular Mamluks (usually ****igned to
local Amirs). Al-
Halqa:
These primarily free born
professional forces were also
directly under...
