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Khitab had a po****tion of 10,830 in the 2004 census. Its
inhabitants are
predominantly **** Muslims. In late 1829,
during the
Ottoman era,
Khitab was...
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January 2022. Aḥmad, A. (2008). Islām men̲ ʻaurat kā maqām:
mushtamil bar
k̲h̲it̤āb-i amīr tanẓīm Islāmī ḍākṭar Isrār Aḥmad va dīgar maqālāt (in Latvian)...
- Pharmacopoeia)
Faslul Khitab, fi Mas'ala-te Fatihah-til
Kitab (on the
importance of
reciting the
Fatiha during prayer behind an Imam)
Faslul Khitab, Muqaddimah...
- locations,
including Jabal Zayn al-Abidin,
Taybat al-Imam, Qamhana, and
Khitab. The
Chief of the
General Staff of the Army and
Syrian Arab
Armed Forces...
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Subedar Harchant Jat, 104th Wellesley's
Rifles (Kut-Al-Amara)
Subedar Major Khitab Gul, 120th Raj****na
Infantry (Mesopotamia)
Subedar Sri
Bahadur Singh, 120th...
- War in Afghanistan. It was led by
Mullah Najibullah, also
known as Omar
Khitab, a
former Taliban commander.
Fidai Mahaz was
formed by ex-Taliban members...
- for Kitob, a city in
Uzbekistan K-T-B, a
Semitic word
triconsonantal root
Khitab, a town in
northwestern Syria Mus'haf, or kitāb All
pages with
titles beginning...
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Lahij and Aden"). Additionally, he aut****d a
brief treatise, "Fasl Al-
Khitab Fi Ibāhat Al-oud wa Al-Rebab" ("The
Decisive Word on the Permissibility...
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distinguish between truth and
falsehood when
dispensing justice (faṣl al-
khiṭāb, 38:20). Furthermore,
there is the
allusion to a test
David was put through...
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Mullah Najibullah or
Hajji Najibullah, and also
known by the
pseudonym Omar
Khitab (Arabic: عمر خطاب), is an
Afghan militant leader who is the head of the...
