- needed] The word
hookah is a
derivative of "
huqqa", a
Hindustani word, of
Arabic origin (derived from حُقَّة
ḥuqqa, "casket, bottle,
water pipe"). Outside...
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Closeup of Jahangir's
Huqqa Floral pattern on the
Huqqa Pipe ****er
Inscription on the
Huqqa Inscription on the top of
Huqqa The
royal karkhanas (manufacturing...
-
Rangeela Emperor Muhammad Shah
holding an
emerald and a
mouthpiece of a
huqqa, by
Nidha Mal, c. 1730
Emperor of
Hindustan Reign 27
September 1719 – 26...
- A
standing portrait of
Muhammad Shah
holding a bow and arrow, as well as a
huqqa pipe...
-
style or on
chaukis in the
manner of the Arabs...
Smoking of
cigarette or
huqqa and the
chewing of
betels shall be
strictly prohibited. No
corporal punishment...
- thing,
which he
would call formless. Shiv
Dayal Singh also used to
smoke Huqqa and
asked his
disciples to
prepare it for a guru as a service. His bani...
- was
utilised in the construction. Pinder-Wilson,
Ralph (1962). "A Gl****
Huqqa Bowl". The
British Museum Quarterly. 25 (3/4): 91–94. doi:10.2307/4422751...
- well-rounded, and
definite in
shape - as seen in the
painting Lady
Smoking a
Huqqa at the Terrace,
became a
prototype for the
depiction of
female figures in...
- parlance, the man
punished is not
respectable enough to
smoke the same
Huqqa or
drink from the same bowl as the
honourable Biradari. If the offender...
- ignite. Meanwhile, the fort's
garrison attacked the
Mughal besiegers with
huqqa (hand grenades).
Subsequent to
these failures,
Aurangzeb ordered the construction...
