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Ṭuways (Arabic: طُوَيْس; lit. 'little pea****'; 8 June 632 – c. 710—711),
formerly romanized as Ṭuwais, was an Arab
singer and
teacher during the Rashidun...
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partly validated.
Islamic literary sources mention a
mukhannath named Ṭuways, but
never describe his ****uality or
behavior as immoral. Al-Nawawi and...
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Ṭuways ("Little Pea****"), was born in
Medina on the day
Muhammad died (8 June 632).
There are few
Islamic literary sources that
describe why
Ṭuways was...
- with the
laqab Ṭuways ("little pea****") was born in
Medina on the day
Muhammad died.
There are few
sources that
describe why
Tuways was
labeled a mukhannath...
- scratch" in Kinaray-a;
residents of the
settlement relied upon
harvesting tuway clams,
which involved "scratching" (or raking) the
sands for the mollusks...
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fighter was
killed after being shot by a
Kurdish sniper in the
village of al-
Tuways,
north of Aleppo. On 15 May, two SNA
fighters were
killed after SDF forces...
- Cypraea; varieties:
tiger cowry;
golden cowry cones –
Conus bebe
imbaw tuway aninikád dawo-dawo Amahóng or tahóng –
green bay
mussels Perna viridis (affected...
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fighter was
killed after being shot by a
Kurdish sniper in the
village of al-
Tuways,
north of Aleppo. On 27 April, in the
early hours of the morning, Israeli...
