"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٠‎٤‎٠] (٦٨٨/٧٧)

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KHAN ('Abdul)—
One of the divisiong of the Bmi Lim tribe {q. v.).
KHAN (Khor-al)—
See Khan village.
khanabilah—
One of the Bani Shatair families of the Shihuh tribe {q. v.) of the 'Oman Promontory.
khanabishah—
A section of the Miyayihah tribe {q. v.) of th3 'O.nai Saltanxt3.
khanafir—
A division of the Qahtan tribe {q. v.) of Central Arabia.
KHANAFIBAH-
See 'Afaibih; Miqatah section of the Barqah.
khanaifas—
A well in northern Central Arabia, situated 35 miles south-east of Jauf-al-'Umr on
the usual route between that town and Hail. There is no perennial water supply
between the Shaqiq depression, in which Khanaifas lies, and Jubbah, a distance of about;
160 miles.
khanaifsil—
A Bedouin camping ground in the interior of Qatar {q. v.). Eastern Arabia.
KHANAIJARAH—
A section of the Yal Sa'ad tribe {q. v.) of the 'Oman Sultanate.
KHANAIZAN (Al)—
One of the divisions of the Sabai' tribe (q. v.) of Najd.
khan A jirah—
A section of the settled 'Awamir (q. v. ) of 'Oman Proper.
KHANAJIRAH—
A section of the Hirth tribe {q. v.), of the 'Oman Sultanate.
KHANAQ—
A tract in the Samawah Qadha (</. r.) of 'Iraq.
khanaq—
The last stage but one on the easterly route from Mecca to AI -Madlnah — (Persian
Gulf Gazetteer.)
KHANAQ (Wadi-al)—
A valley in eastern Hejaz, crossed by the easterly route between Al-Madinah and
Mecca at a point some 70 miles from the former and about a mile north of Al-Hijrivah
Wadi-al-Khanaq is said to run from the east and the south-east in a north and northi
westerly direction to the plain of Al-Madinah.— [Burton, 1853.)
KHANAQAH—
Pronounced Khnigi.—^ee Abul Ghar.
KHANAQlN—
A town m 'Iraq, situated 94 or 95 miles by road north-east by north from Baghdad and
rivfr v? ers t fron ? r - the b taiit O" bott banks of the Alwaml
river and bes amongst gardens; the population is perhaps 2,000 souls and is inereasinf.