"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٣‎١‎٠] (٦٨٨/٣٥٩)

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MURADlYAH—
A tract in the Dlwamyah Qadha (q. v.) of the Baghdad Wilayat, in 'Iraq,
MURAID SAIYID.—
A village in Qaslm {q. v.) Central Arabia.
MURAIGHAH—
Some wells in Wadi-al-Miyah {q. v.) in the Hasa District of Eastern Arabia.
MURAIHAH (Al)—
A valley in Northern Hejaz, traversed by the route between Muwailah and Tabuk at
a point nearly half way from the sea to the Hejaz Railway ; this valley took Wallin If
hours to get through on his way up from Muwailah to Tabuk.
MURAIJIB—
An old abandoned fort in the Baraimi oasis {q. v.) in independent 'Oman.
MURAIJIYAH—
A tract in the Samawah Qadha {q. y.) of 'Iraq.
MURAIKH—
Some wells in Radaif {q. v.) in the Hasa District of Eastern Arabia.
MURAIKHAT—
Singular Muraikhi. A tribe closely related to the Al Bu Shamis section of the Xa'im
or, possibly, one of its sub-sections. They are found in Bahrain at Umm-al-Baidh on
bitrah Island, where they have about 15 huts and are pearl fishers. The Muraikhat
are said to have come from Qatar: they claim to have been originallv Mutair but the
Mutair repudiate them. In religion they are Maliki Sunnis.
MURAIQIB—
"Mk in the Jaturah desert ( ? . v.) in Eastern Arabia. Ther are t miles to the
south of Shatar and 12 miles to the east-south-east of Jishshah.
MURAIR—
Some wells in Jauf {q. v.) in the Hasa District of Eastern Arabia.
MURAIR (Jabal)—
A smaU isolated hill in the Hasa District {q. v.) of Eastern Arabia.
MURAIR (Qal'at)—
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dozen forts which ongmaUy encircled the town of Zubarah {q. v.).
MURAIR (al-Kablrah)—
A large vUlage in the sub-wilayat of Shinas f.) in the 'Oman Sultanate.
MURAIR (as-Saghcrah)—
A village in the snb-wilayat of Shto (,. „.) in the 'Oman Snltanate.
MURAQQIBAT—
A group of wells in the Dhaid (,. e.) plain in the 'Oman Premontoty.
MURBAH—
A village in Wfidi Eara' ( ? . «.) in the Sultanate of 'Oman.