"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎١‎١‎٤] (٦٨٨/١٦٣)

i 0 mav be regarded as central, while Wadia Miyaisiti,
ita continuation towards the ^ d Wadi Gharlz is an eastern member of the
•Ajaj and Jahfan ^ generally in o south to north,
system. The P^^tSs! num^ng^ome souls, are mostly of the
MAlWAL
Towards which side
of
Wadi Ma 'awal.
Houses
and
inhabitants.
Remarks.
At the head
See article Nakhl.
West
300 houses of Ma'awal
Porous water vessels
are made from a
bluish clay found
here. Wadi Miyai-
sin has its mouth
hereabouts. There
are no wells. Live
stock are 50 camels,
40 donkeys, 200
cattle and 800 sheep
and goats.
Do.
1,000 houses of the
Ma'awal tribe,
whose capital this
place is.
There is a bazaar and
extensive cultivation
of dates. Wadi
'Ajaj has its mouth
near this. Animals
are—100 camels, 200
donkeys, 20 cattle
and 200 sheep and
goats. There are
2 quarters named
Matla' and Shaikh.
Do.
40 houses of
Ma'awal.
Wadi Jahfan debou
ches between this
place and Afi. There
are 30 camels, 50
donkeys, 40 cattle
and 200 sheep and
goats.
East
30 house s of Al Bu
Sa'Id, Ma'awal,
Bani Bahri and
Bani Harras.
The place is walled
and has a tower and
a small bazaar. The
inhabitants, who
are regarded as
Bedouins, own 200
camels, 280 donkeys
150 cattle and 600
sheep and goats.