"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٥‎٧‎٨] (٦٨٨/٦٥٧)

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RUB—RUG
Near here is a salt field which has been worked intermittently in the past, but the pro-
duce is inferior. '
RUBAFAH (U mm )—•
Some wells in Taff (q.v.) in the Hasa District of eastern Arabia. When these
wells were visited by Forster Sadlier in July 1819 there was a very large encampment
of Bani Khalid here, so that in those days at all events the supply of water wa» abundant.
KUBAIHAH—
The name of a locality on the right bank of the Tigris (q.v.) r its centre being about
8 miles by river above QaFat Salih.
RUBAIJAH (Ar)—
A deserted village on the west side of Qatar (o.v.) in eastern Arabia
RUBAKAH—
One of the Bani 'Amr clans of the great Harb tribe (q.v.) of Hejaz and Najd.
RUBAT (N ahr-ar)—•
One of the creeks of Basrah town
RUBAT—
A site in Dhufar {q.v.), southern Arabia, reported to be deserted,
RUBATAH CA qalat)—
A well in Habl {q.v.) in the Hasa District of easteyn Arabia.
RUBAYF—
A section of the AI Bu Jaiyash; one of the rural tribes of Iraq {q.vJ).
RUBDHAT—
A clan of the great 'Anazah tribe {q.v,); see Dahamishab sub-division of the 'Amarat
RUBIQAH—
Arabia!^ the MiIabisah Clam 0f the Bar< l ah division the 'Ataibah tribe ( ? . v .) of central
RtJBIYANAH—
A canal in the Mamdfihiyah Nahiyah of the Hillah Qadha {q.v.) in 'Iraq.
RUDAIDAH (B ait)—
A Jort and re.idence near Birkat-al-Moz in the 'Oman Sultanate.
RUFAI'AH—
A village in Wadi Samail {q.v.) in the 'Oman Sultanate.
RUFAIDAT-AL-YEMEN—
A large tribe in 'Asir {q.v.}.
RUFAIGH (A r)—
A Bedouin camping ground in (he interior of Qatar in eartern Arabia.
RUFHAH (T el)—
tliG desert of nortfiern pp'nfrQ? \" *2. •
about 8 miles westward of Birkat Jumaimah on tv p T) ^ 1 ' 710 feet high and lies
Arabia.) ^maxmah, on the Darb ZuhaM.-{Hun(er's map oj
RUGHWAH—
Some wells in the Hazaim District {q.v.) of the Kuwait Principality.