'Gazetteer of Arabia Vol. II' [‎1004] (41/688)

1004 KAR—KAR
KAi A nomrilribo of the Aden Protectorate X^lulblin
^ u,8 T tr ^Sofi^
the Upper Aulaki Sultan are always at war with the Ahl Hammam.
Their chief is Hamid Ibn Nasir Abu Kataiyan, who lives at Shabwah ,q. v.). i e
Ahl Karab muster about 400 men.
KA A camping ground on the Yemen Haj j route and said to be situated rather less than 4o0
miles from Mecca.
karaklshah—
One of the rural tribes of 'Iraq {q. v.).
karadi—
A town in 'Iraq, on the Shatt-al-Gharaf (q. v.).
KARADI— j tt
A well in the Kuwait Principality, roughly half-way between Sabanyah and I mm
Qasr.
kar'ah—
A tract in the Samawah Qadha (q v.) of 'Iraq.
kar A hinah—
A section of the A1 Wahibah tribe (q. v.) of the 'Oman Sultanate.
karaim—
One of the creeks at Fao (q. v.).
KARAIMAT KA'AB— ?
The name of a river side tract on the left bank of the Tigris (q. v.) between Ezra s
Tomb and Qurnah.
karaish—
A section of the Bani Rablah tribe (q. v. ) of 'Iraq.
KARAIZIYAH— n + i A t.-
Some wells near the edge of the Harrat Khaibar (q. v.), in western Central Arabia.
An unimportant halting place between Adab and Badrah in the Wadi A seasonal or intermittent watercourse, or the valley in which it flows. 'Ain. The
Bents spell this name Kerren.
A village, in the Hadhramaut, situated in a dreary waste of sand on the route from
Mukalla to Shibam and rather more than 30 miles from the latter town.
karanah—
A village of Bahrain Island (q. v.).
karanlyah (w adi)—
See Wadi A seasonal or intermittent watercourse, or the valley in which it flows. Bajil.
kar A shah—
See 'Awazim ; 'Aiyal Ghiyadh section of Kuwait.
karashif—
A fendy of the great Harb tribe (q. v.); Bani 'Ali sub-division of the Masruh.