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Arabic pronunciation: [qasˤaba],
Maghrebi Arabic: [qasˤba]), also
spelled qasbah, qasba, qasaba, or casbah, is a fortress, most
commonly the
citadel or fortified...
- this period, La**** was
closely tied to
smaller market towns known as
qasbahs, such as
Kasur and Eminabad, as well as Amritsar, and
Batala in modern-day...
- Qaṣabah
Irbid is one of the
districts of
Irbid governorate, Jordan. "Jordan:
Administrative Division,
Governorates and Districts". citypo****tion.de. Retrieved...
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mountain range which could be
spotted from the city. The
Casbah (of Al
Qasbah, "the Citadel"), 1st
District of Algiers:
called Al-Djazaïr Al Mahroussa...
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establishment of new
villages and
towns (
qasbahs) in the region,
including the
notable Nuh
qasbah. Some
state that the Nuh
qasbah got its name from the
Islamic prophet...
- The Hinda-Kosba
Shahi Mosque (Bengali: হিন্দা-কসবা শাহী মসজিদ) is a
mosque located in the
village of
Hinda in
Borail Union,
Khetlal Upazila, Joypurhat...
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highest tower of the
period of
Islamic rule in the
Iberian Peninsula, and the
Qasbah of the
Castle is the
largest in the area. The
Castle itself pla**** a prominent...
- The
Emirates Eye, the
ferris wheel at Al-
Qasbah in
Sharjah City...
- Qasr.
Contains similar information to this page. Kasbah/alcazaba, from al-
qasbah: fortress, citadel, or by extension,
medina quarter Qalat/Qal'a: Arabic...
- Shamrock,
transporting terrestrial forces. Galilée and
Gloire bombarded the
qasbah causing numerous casualties: "rebels" and
civilians alike. The working-class...
