"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٤‎٦‎٥] (٦٨٨/٥٣٨)

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Klaat
QlB—QAR
1465
Name.
Muqil ('Adamat-
al-).
Qarah (Jabal-al-)
Qoz-bin-Ashrufi
(Jabal).
Salwa (Khlsat-
as-).
Salabah (Ras-as-)
Zainah (Khashm-
az-).
Position.
At the coast 8 miles
north of the foot of
D6hat-as-Salwa.
Inland, 10 miles
south-west of Kas
Limail.
At the coast,'3 miles
north from the foot
of Dohat-as-Salwa.
A short distance
inland, about mid
way between Qoz-
bin-Ashrufi and the
foot of Dohat-as-
Salwa.
On the coast, 5 miles
south-south-east of
Ras-Limail.
Inland, 1 or 2 miles
west of Dohat
Hamah.
Nature.
A mound.
A hill of insignificant
height, forming a
landmark from the
side of the interior
but invisible from
the sea on account
of intervening sand
hills. It is of black
rock and there is a
considerable flat
surface on the top.
A hill or mound.
A group of 2 or 3
wells.
A cape.
A hill.
R emarks.
The mound stands in a
a small bay.
There are wells in the
vicinity at which
Bedouins are usually
to be found en
camped ; the hill is
utilised by them for
ambuscades.
The water is indiffierent.
QARAH ( J abal-al)—
A small hill in the coastal tract of the same name in eastern Arabia.
QARAH (U mm)—•
Some wells in the Kuwait Principality; they lie on the south side of the road from
Kuwait to Jahrah at a distance of about 12 miles from Kuwait.
QARAIBAH (U mm-al)—
A Bedouin camping ground in the interior of Qatar {q,v.), eastern Arabia.
QARAIFAH—
A clan of the Mutair tribe {q.v.), of central Arabia ; Aulad Wasil sub-division of the
Braih division.
QARAIN—
A hamlet in the Washam (g'.v.) district of Najd
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