10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «एसीवादी»
Discover the use of
एसीवादी in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
एसीवादी and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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From Behind the Curtain: A Study of Girls' Madrasa in India - Page 103
Among the teachers, she formed the exception with regard to her age. As a result, owing equally to her age and her weight, the other teachers and students used to address her as badi appa7 or 'big elder sister'. Badi appa was born in the ...
Mareike Jule Winkelmann, 2005
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The Dictionary of Hindustani Classical Music - Page 161
Some hold r and P or G and n as Vadi-Sarhvadi, but that is definitely wrong. It has become a formal and universal practice to refer to Vadi, Sarhvadi, Vivadi and Anuvadi notes while mentioning Ragas but this usage runs counter to the intents ...
Vimalakānta Rôya Caudhurī, 2000
3
Al-ʻUlā: an historical and archaeological survey with ... - Page 4
From this report , it seems clear to us that the valley now known as Wadi al-'Ula takes its name from the principal town in the valley. During the time when Dedan was the chief town, the valley was known as Wadi Dedan. Later, the valley was ...
Abdallah Adam Nasif, 1988
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The Geography and Geology of South-Eastern Egypt - Page 142
The Rod Anut Berer, which joins Wadi Hasium about the same . point as Wadi Abu Hodeid but from the opposite side, drains the mountains of Leqaq and Um Seleim which bound the plain to the south. Wadi Tikraneib, a small wadi full of trees, ...
5
Bulletin de la Société de géographie d'É́gypte
There are two types of alluvial fan processes; debris flow and fluvial processes by both sheet flow and channel flow (Harvey, 1 997). Fluvial fans are large fans with low gradients, such as; Wadi Al-Bih, Wadi Naqab and Wadi At Tawiyeen.
Jamʻīyah al-Jughrāfīyah al-Miṣrīyah, 2001
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Landforms of Egypt - Page 268
Wadi Al-cArish is joined there by two tributaries, one from the west known as Wadi Al-Buriik, and an eastern tributary known as Wadi Al-cAqaba (collecting the water of the region between cAqaba and the Negev)1. Downstream other tributaries ...
Muḥammad Ṣafī al-Dīn, 1971
7
Everyday Life in the Segmented City - Page 88
71). 9. Haifa's Arab population in 1949 was 5,000 – about 4% of Haifa's total population of 119,000 (Haifa Municipality, 1954). 10. The figures refer to areas defined by the Israeli Bureau of Statistics as Wadi Nisnas, including ''Wadi Nisnas'' (n.
Camilla Perrone, Gabriele Manella, Lorenzo Tripodi, 2011
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Reaching the Minds of Young Muslim Women: Girls' Madrasas ...
As a result, owing equally to her age and her weight, the other teachers and students used to address as badi appa7 or 'big elder sister'. Badi appa was born in the Barabanki district close to Lucknow, as the third of nine siblings. As op- posed ...
Mareike Jule Winkelmann, 2007
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Arabic Administration in Norman Sicily: The Royal Diwan - Page 178
A.>i.l1 Translation 1149 (Diwzini 29) /1° That being: the boundary begins from the top of the hill; it goes down with the stream, keeping to it until the old cow-house / 11 known as Wadi l-Faliiw; it goes down with the aforesaid wadi until it meets ...
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Gendering Culture in Greater Syria: Intellectuals and ... - Page 52
Many of al-Bustani's characters, including women such as Badi'a and Nabiha or men such as Badi' and Farid in Asma, conflate superficiality with authenticity and thus are subject to censure and ridicule by the author and some of the other ...
Fruma Zachs, Sharon Halevi, 2014
