"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎١‎٦‎٧] (٦٨٨/٢١٦)

MAN—MAN
1167
Name.
Position.
On
which
band.
Houses
and
inhabitants.
Remarks.
Lahan
1| miles below Musibt
Right
15 do.
Animals are ; 15 camels,
30 donkeys, 10 cattle
and 200 sheep and
goats.
Murr
^ a mile east of Lahan
Do.
15 do.
Livestock are: 4 camels,
15 donkeys, 4 cattle
and 140 sheep and
goats.
Mala
i a mile below Lahan
and 1 mile from the
Wddi.
Do.
30 do.
20 camels, 15 donkeys,
15 cattle and 170 sheep
and goats are owned
here.
Ghurabah
1 mile below Lahan
and 1 imle from the
Wddi.
Do.
50 do.
There are 2 camels, 50
donkeys, 20 cattle and
300 sheep and goats.
Damdam
4 miles below Ghura
bah.
Left
30 do.
Animals are: 24 donkeys,
8 cattle and 200 sheep
and goats. v
Naf ah
3 miles below Damdam
Do.
300 houses
of Siyabi-
yln and 50
of Qawa-
sim.
Wheat is scantily cul
tivated. Livestock
are: 40 camels, 100
donkeys, 80 cattle and
600 sheep and goats.
Khatwah
1 mile below Naf'ah
and 1 mile above the
junction with Wadi
Sam ail.
Right
30 houses of
Rahbiyln.
There are 15 camels, 25
donkeys, 20 cattle and
150 sheep and goats
here. Just behind
Khatwah lies a village
Kajum in a small se
parate tributary of,
Wadi Samail called
Wadi Najum.
The total fixed population of Wadi Mansah and its tributaries is thus about 3,900
souls.
In Wadi Mansah wheat, barley and lucerne are grown in villages in the bed of the Waii
but the amount of cultivation is insignificant. The same holds of its tributary Wddi
Rak.
MANSAL—
A hamlet in the Ruus-al-Jibal district {q. v.) of the 'Oman Sultanate.
MANSUR—
A village in Wadi Fara' {q. v.), in the 'Oman Sultanate.
MANSUR—
A spring in the Hasa Oasis (q. v.), in Eastern Arabia.