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lamak is a
ritual object in
Balinese Hinduism. It is a
rectangular mat
woven from palm leaves,
serving as a
decoration for
altars and shrines.
Lamaks...
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Lamak ibn Mālik al-Ḥammādī (died c. 1097) was a qadi who was a
prominent political and
religious figure in 11th-century Yemen,
under the
Sulayhid dynasty...
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School — ****itan Kandu****
Elementary School — Candu****
Lamak Elementary School —
Sitio Lamak,
Mayana Loyo
Elementary School — Luyo
Maghanoy Elementary...
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vinta used for
fishing and
transportation are
known as
tondaan and bogo-
lamak. The name "vinta" is
predominantly used in Zamboanga, Basilan, and other...
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Stephen Paul
Lamacq (born 16
October 1964),
sometimes known by his
nickname Lammo (given to him by John Peel), is an
English disc jockey,
currently working...
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textile techniques can be used
including chain stitching, applique, sequins.
Lamak are long
banners that are hung from
penjor at the
festival of
galungan and...
- base of the
penjor a
small shrine is attached,
which is
decorated with a
lamak.
Balinese Hinduism Creese,
Helen (May 30, 2016). Bali in the
Early Nineteenth...
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Lamak Mahalleh-ye
Lafmejan (Persian: لمك محله لفمجان, also
Romanized as
Lamak Maḩalleh-ye Lafmejān) is a
village in
Lafmejan Rural District, in the Central...
- ****istant of the
local chief missionary (dāʿī),
Yahya ibn
Lamak.
Shortly before his
death in 1126, Ibn
Lamak,
after consulting the
Sulayhid queen Arwa al-Sulayhi...
- the Da'i al-Balagh (the imam's
local representative)
Lamak ibn
Malik and then
Yahya ibn
Lamak worked for the
cause of the Fatimids.
After At-Tayyib's...
