-
Sawan Bhadun pavilions Naqar Khana and its
buildings Khwabgah or
Sleeping chambers Hammam or
Royal bath The
Aiwan or
Grand hall
Aramgah or
Resting place...
- of Senegal,
Scare Crow
Press Inc. (1981), p. 18, ISBN 0-8108-1369-6 al-
Naqar, Umar (1969).
Takrur the
History of a Name.
Cambridge University Press....
- Pilgrimage:
Religion in a
World of Movement.
United States, NYU Press, 2022. al-
Naqar, Umar. 1972. The
Pilgrimage Tradition in West Africa. Khartoum: Khartoum...
-
Khaneh (Persian: نقاره خانه, also
Romanized as Naqāreh Khāneh; also
known as
Naqār Khāneh) is a
village in
Bakharz Rural District, in the
Central District...
- 4: O-X (Wiesbaden: Harr****owitz Verlag, 2010), pp. 998–1000. 'Umar Al-
Naqar, "Takrur: the
History of a Name", The
Journal of
African History 10:3 (1969)...
- them all mounts",
adding them to the
Almoravid cavalry.
Historian Umar al-
Naqar states that the
troops may have been from the
kingdom of Takrur, a Muslim...
- the
hands of
great scholars such as Al-Hasan bin Dinar,
Abdul Aziz bin Al-
Naqar, Al-Ilm bin Al-Sabouni, and others, and she
heard some
parts of the hadith...
- Raptors, who rely
heavily on
bombs of
their own, the Octons, the Noptera, the
Naqar, the
Krystar (who are the
fastest enemies in the game), and
eventually the...
-
Hommes et sociétés. Paris:
Karthala [u.a.] p. 65. ISBN 978-2-84586-521-1. al-
Naqar, Umar (1969).
Takrur the
History of a Name.
Cambridge University Press....
- ـف ـفـ فـ [ɸ] f فَارْ faar qaf قَفْ ق ـق ـقـ قـ [q] q نَقَرْ
naqar kaf کَفْ ک ـک ـکـ کـ [k] k کَانِ
kaani geh گࣹهْ گ ـگ ـگـ گـ [ɡ]...
