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Tawila or
Tawilah (Arabic: طويلة) is a town in
North Darfur State, Sudan. In 2004, the town was destro****
during the War in Darfur. The town has been victimised...
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Cisterns of
Tawila, or the
Tawila Tanks, is a
historic site in Aden,
Yemen designed to
collect and
store the rain that
flows down from the Shamsan...
- Al-ayyam al-
tawila (Arabic: الأيام الطويلة, romanized: al-ʾAyyām aṭ-Ṭawwīla, lit. 'The Long Days') is a 1980 6-hour long
biographical account of Saddam...
- The SLM (al-Nur) has
established a zone-of-control
around the town of
Tawila after the
withdrawal of both
government and RSF
forces in the region. This...
- The
Battle of
Nyala was a
battle for
control of Nyala, the
capital of
South Darfur in Sudan,
between the
paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), and the...
- ago this
necessitated the
existence of Aden's reservoirs, the
Cisterns of
Tawila. As
described by 14th
century scholar Ibn Battuta, "These
reservoirs ac****ulate...
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Narrative of a
Journey from
Cairo to
Medina and Mecca, by Suez, Arabia,
Tawila, al-Jauf, Jublae, Hail and Negd in 1845,
Journal of the
Royal Geographical...
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articulation but not in pharyngealization,
hence it-ṭāwla
instead of aṭ-
ṭāwila (الطاولة 'table'). The sun (konsonanti xemxin) and moon (konsonanti qamrin)...
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Narrative of a
Journey from
Cairo to
Medina and Mecca, by Suez, Arabia,
Tawila, al-Jauf, Jublae, Hail and Negd in 1845,
Journal of the
Royal Geographical...
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schools led by
Egyptian businessman Mohamed El
Tawila since its
establishment in 2003, El
Tawila thought of
creating Nogoom El
Mostakbal club to provide...
