-
People of Ya-Sin or
Ashab al-
Qarya (Arabic: أصحاب القرية) is the
phrase used by
Muslims to
refer to an
ancient community that is
mentioned in the 36th...
- Al
Qarya as
Suwaydiya (Arabic: القرية السويدية),
known as
Swedish village, was a
village situated near Egypt–Gaza
border in the
Rafah Governorate, Gaza...
-
Chinese Buddhism,
during which, for example, the
original Aramaic קריא
qaryā (the "call" from the
World of
Light to
those s****ing
rescue from the World...
- glad to
abandon it. It
apparently remained twenty years in the
village (
qarya) of
Yaarim (Kirjath-jeafim): I. Samuel, 7:2. Meanwhile, the
people pressed...
- glad to
abandon it. It
apparently remained twenty years in the
village (
qarya) of
Yaarim (Kirjath-jeafim): I. Samuel, 7:2. Meanwhile, the
people pressed...
- חדתא
Qarta Ḥadtaʾ,
Hebrew קרת חדשה
Qeret Ḥadašah and
Arabic قرية حديثة
Qarya Ḥadīṯa;
adjective qrt-ḥdty "Carthaginian" Hitchner, R.; R. Talbert; S. Gillies;...
- Taschen. pp. 226, 228. ISBN 3822896322. Sing. burdj, hisn, qal'a, qulay'a,
qarya, qasaba.
These Arabic terms for the
highly varied forms of
fortified settlement...
- down Y****er
Arafat International Airport. Al-Bayuk (al-Buyuk) Al-Mawasi Al
Qarya as
Suwaydiya Rafah (seat)
Shokat as-Sufi
Rafah Camp Tel al-Sultan (Tall...
- themes. For example, Qutb's
autobiography of his
childhood Tifl min al-
Qarya (A
Child From the Village)
makes little mention of
Islam or
political theory...
- الشيخ أبو الحسن الندوي كما عرفته الدكتور. Al-Qaradawi,
Yusuf (2002). Ibn al-
Qarya wa-l-Kuttab:
Malamih Sira wa-Masira, Vol. 1. Dar al-Shorouq. p. 245 No.9...
