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temple at Pushainagar.
Other sites include the Prithimp****a
Nawab Estate,
Rabir Bazar Jame Masjid, and the
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century to
promote higher school education in the state, then
known as
Rabir pathshala. The
school is
currently affiliated with the
Jammu and Kashmir...
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established the
famous Rabir Bazar (Rabi's Market).
Begum Talib-un-Nisa
Khatun of
Chhoto Saheb Bari (Prithimpasha village)
established the
Rabir Bazar Jame Masjid...
- Talib-un-Nisa
Khatun of Prithimpasha's
Chhoto Saheb Bari
established the
famous Rabir Bazar Jame
Masjid in the late 18th century.
Muslims make up 74.65% of the...
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speaks favourably of the
oratorical powers of
Scipio Asiaticus.
Cicero pro
Rabir. Perd. 7 Appian, B. C. i. 41. Smith,
William (1870).
Dictionary of Gr****...
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Ashidron Union,
Sreemangal Upazila Late 16th
century ****
Rabir Bazar Jame
Masjid Rabir Bazar,
Prithimpasha Union,
Kulaura Upazila Late 18th century/1700s...
- Murshidabad. In 1756, he
founded a
bazaar near the
family estate known as
Rabir Bazar (Rabi's market)
which remains in
existence today in the
Kulaura Upazila...
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homage to Saraf, Mansukh, Kochak, Dar and
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Rabir Publications. 1987. p. 83. "Members of J&K
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