- free dictionary. Qasr (Arabic: قصر, lit. 'palace/castle/fortress',
plural qusur), from
Latin castrum, may
refer to: Qasr, Kerman,
village in
Kerman Province...
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Quṣūr al-Fuṭa (Arabic: قصور الفوطة, romanized:
Quṣūr al-Fuṭa) were a
group of five
palaces in Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia. They were
built for five sons of King...
- Sitt al-
Qusur (Arabic: ست القصور, lit. 'Lady of the Palaces'; died 1161) was a
Fatimid princess, the
daughter of
Caliph al-Hafiz and the
sister of Caliph...
- (singular),
quṣur being the plural. However, qasr is a widely-used
Arabic word for palace,
castle or fortress, so only a few of the
buildings called quṣur are...
- this
article by
introducing citations to
additional sources. Find sources: "Abu al-
Qusur" – news · newspapers · books · scholar ·
JSTOR (November 2021)...
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Qusūr (Arabic: القصور, romanized: palaces) is an area in
Kuwait City,
located in the
Mubarak Al-Kabeer
Governorate in Kuwait. v t e...
- The
Silences of the
Palace (Arabic: صمت القصور, romanized: ṣamt al-
quṣūr) is a 1994
Tunisian film co-written and
directed by
Moufida Tlatli. The film...
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typology adapted to the late
Sasanian and
early Islamic monastery at al-
Qusur (Kuwait)".
Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy. 32: 70–82. doi:10.1111/aae...
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common English name of a
series of
Umayyad fortified palaces and
lodges (pl.
qusur, sing. qasr) from the
Southern Levant.
Qantara Mediterranean Heritage, Umayyad...
- deed was said to have been
instigated by one of al-Adid's aunts, Sitt al-
Qusur. Nevertheless, his
place was
immediately taken by his son,
Ruzzik ibn Tala'i...
