- Foundation's Işık Schools,
which originated with the
establishment of the Feyz-i
Sıbyan School in the city of Salonica,
modern Thessaloniki, on 14
December 1885...
- rice. In
Burmese cuisine,
prawn sibyan (ပုစွန်ဆီပြန်) is a
traditional Burmese curry of
whole prawns cooked in a
sibyan gravy of
aromatics and
shrimp oil...
-
Prawn sibyan (ပုစွန်ဆီပြန်) – a
curry of
whole prawns cooked in a
sibyan gravy and
shrimp oil (ပုစွန်ဆီ),
similar to
tomalley Snakefish intestine sibyan (ငါးရံ့အူဆီပြန်)...
- in Singapore, As-
Sibyan, was
established in 1905 at
Bussorah Street in the
vicinity of the
Sultan Mosque.
Despite its name, As-
Sibyan resembled more of...
- been
called as
Sibyan Schools (
Sibyan Mektepleri).[according to whom?] The
education system of
Ottomans founded on
Sıbyan Schools.
Sibyan Schools was the...
-
Among his
publications are Tuḥfat al-Aʿyān bi-sīrat ahl ʿUmān and Talqīn al-
ṣibyān. Both
references are
taught in
public schools. Al-Sālimī was born near Rustaq...
-
prepared in
Burmese curries. Pork
sibyan (ဝက်သားဆီပြန်) –
classic Burmese curry with
fatty cuts of pork
Chicken sibyan (ကြက်သားဆီပြန်) – the
classic Burmese...
- for example.
Soviet Latin: Xөşә. Aydin,
Tahirhan (2018-12-30). "Sefheî
Sibyan a Mela Mehmûdê Bazidî".
Nubihar Akademi. 3 (10): 104. ISSN 2147-883X. Thackston...
-
reopened in 2012
after a long restoration. The
complex also
includes a
sibyan mektebi (elementary school) and an
arasta (covered
market street), located...
-
striped snakhead in the
curry instead of the
flesh is
known as n****an au
sibyan ငါးရံ့အူဆီပြန်.
According to
traditional Chinese medicine theories, all...
