"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎٩‎٩‎٤] (٦٨٨/٣١)

« KAB-KAD
kabkabiyah— _
A village in Widya-n Dawasir {q-i-h
ot'te Qara tribe frv.) Qf Dhufar, Southern "Arabia.
^ffi^Wi-abKabir ^in the Mhirah distnet of the 'Oman Sultanate.
KA A^rmountain, and a watering plaee, situated between 90 and WO miles south-
^Cteby is the ramping ground of Ash-Shi'ah.—(Koajfey.)
KABWAISAH— cuo^T^nh frant, of the Syrian desert at
An Arab town situated on the edge o e y consists of some
a distance of about 20 miles westward ^^/^^fpossesses two storeys.
500 houses most of whieh are a.rly well ^ of stone one i arge
Practically the whole of the drinking wa e ,-i . ^ town The water is tolerably
Sit r d m So"he htt X ^ ^ «»
contain"is too brackish tor dri " kin S
SSe^or'mto aSnnT T^e tou^mTk, the boundary ^ftve"^
Aylmer, 190S).
KACHALU— ^ x
A pillar of rock at Musandam {q.v.), Ruus-al-Jibal,
KAD HADARA—
See Farasan (Islands and Bank); bank, eastern side.
KADAHAH (Al)—
A place in the southern Yemen Tihamah, situated nearly 20 miles south-south
eastward from Mokha, and three or four miles from the coast.— (Mcwzom.)
KADAMAN KABIR—
See Farasan (Islands and Bank); bank, eastern side.
KADAMAN SAGHIR—
See Farasan (Islands and Bank); bank, eastern side.
KADAS—
A canal in the Mamduhiyah Nahiyah of the Hillah Qadha {q.v.) in 'Iraq.
KAD O ne 0 f the Hakmi ports on the south coast of Yemen ; no khor and no sheltered
anchorage.
KADHAIYA—
See Farasan (Islands and Bank); bank, eastern side.
KADHAMAH *
The innermost cove (Dohat Kadharaah) of Kuwait Bay, to the west of Has Ashairij;
also a point (Has Kadhamah) which projects into the same cove from its north side.
* A sketch survey of Dohat Kadhamah will be found in the Government of India's Foreign Proceedings for July
ion? The suitability of the place as a terminus for the proposed Baghdad Railway is discussed by Gaptam
E. W.S.Mahon, R.B., in a report dated the 24th July 190S. See also Government of India's Foreign proceedings
for February 1905.