"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٢‎١‎٨] (٦٨٨/٢٦٧)

Name.
Position.
Nature.
Remarks.
'Aqdah ..
At the southern ex
tremity of the
tract, 20 or 25
miles south-south
east of 'Aqalat
Mijrin.
The water is bad.
1218 MIG—MIJ
MIGHAIL—
A locality on the right bank of the Tigris {q.v.) immediately above 'Ali-al-Gharbi.
MIHACH—
A locality on the left bank of the Tigris {q.v.) Just above Suwairah.
MIHADILAH—
One of the Roqah sections of the 'Ataibah tribe {q.v.) of Najd, central Arabia.
MIHAIBIS—
A locality on the left bank of the Tigris {q.v.), immediately opposite Ezra's Tomb.
MIHAIWIR—
One of the valleys in the depressed area known as Wadyan {q.v.) in northern Arabia.
MIHALL—
A village in Wadi Samail {q-v.), in the 'Oman Sultanate.
MIHTUR J AH—
See Muhtarqah, in Wadi-al-Qaliddi, 'Oman.
MIHYA—
A village in Wadi Bani Battash {q.v.), in the Sultanate of 'Oman.
MIJALIDAH—
One of the Jiblan fendies of the Mutair tribe {q.v.) of central Arabia.
MIJAM'AH—
A Bedouin camping ground, with wells, in Biyadh (VI), {q.v.), in Hasa, eastern Arabia.
MIJ AMI'AH—
A section of the Sabai' tribe {q.v.) of Najd.
MIJ AN—
A desert but not inhospitable tract situated on the coast of the Abu Dhabi Principality
between the Sabakhat Matti on the east and the district of 'Aqal on the north-west.
Inland it is bounded by the Jafurah desert on the west and south and by the Sabakhat
Matti tract on the east. On the coast its limits are Dohat-an-Nakhalah on the west and
D6hat-as-Sila' on the east and its average breadth may be about 20 miles, while south
wards its boundary with Jafurah is perhaps 70 miles from the sea. The Mijan district
is full of stony mounds, apparently as much as 50 or 60 feet high ; at the foot of these
lie firm pebbly tracts, but sand dunes also occur between. The mounds and firmer soil,
it is said, are covered in winter with green grass, while Abal and dwarf tamarisk are
found throughout the year.
The following are the chief points of interest in Mijan ;