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Mulid (Persian: موليد, also
Romanized as
Mūlīd and Mowlīd) is a
village in
Alqurat Rural District, in the
Central District of
Birjand County,
South Khorasan...
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Egypt celebrates many
festivals and
religious carnivals, also
known as
mulid. They are
usually ****ociated with a
particular Coptic or Sufi saint, but...
- of a
tradition than an innovation.) Zuara, also
known as
Sheikh Day or
Mulid (Moulid), "is
performed by most
Sinai tribes at the
tombs of Sheiks, or...
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celebrations called mulids.
Mulids are held in
Egypt to
celebrate the
saint of a
particular church or an
exalted local Muslim figure.
Muslim mulids are related...
- and
spread online by
means of such
sites as
YouTube and SoundCloud. Like
mulid (a
different sub-genre of sha'bi music) it is
dance music, not
meant for...
- The
Mawlid (Arabic: مولد) is an
annual festival commemorating the
birthday of the
Islamic prophet Muhammad on the
traditional date of 12 Rabi' al-Awwal...
- coconut, sesame, peanuts, and chickpeas.
Large quantities are sold
during the
mulid (Arabic: المولد)
festivals when many
Egyptians visit the city. The sweets...
- Cheshmeh-ye
Mulid (Persian: چشمه موليد, also
Romanized as Cheshmeh-ye
Mūlīd; also
known as
Cheshmeh and Chashmeh) is a
village in
Alqurat Rural District...
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Agholdar Alqur Arviz Asu
Bidesk Bolanjab Borj-e Ziad Boz Qonj Cheshmeh-ye
Mulid Darreh-ye Ghazan-e
Sofla Dastgerd Delabad Dohlkuh Felarg Gheyuk Golunabad...
- the
desert south of
Cairo to visit, a
regional saint’s
birthday festival (
mulid) in the 1880s. See
Elizabeth Longford, A
Pilgrimage of P****ion,
Alfred Knopf...
