10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «SAKHRAT»
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sakhrat in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Perpendicular Magnetic Recording
This book is intended for graduate students, young engineers and even senior and more experienced researchers in this field who need to acquire adequate knowledge of the physics of perpendicular magnetic recording in order to further ...
Sakhrat Khizroev, Dmitri Litvinov, 2006
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Travels in Palestine and Syria: In Two Volumes. Palestine
From its being concealed from the gaze of the unbeliever, it is called Hadjar-el- Sakhrat, or " Locked-up Stone." Hence the name of the Mosque El-Sakhrat. It is second in sanctity only to that of Mecca, and, until lately, was kept sacred from the ...
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Road to Hell - Halaman 328
"Strike at the Sakh- rat. The blow will shake the binding for an instant. That is all I need to escape." "And our wish?" The djinn laughed. "Strike hard at the Sakhrat. Hard enough to break off a fragment of the jewel. A single grain is all you need, ...
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A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English: With a ... - Halaman 930
sakhrat and sakharat, Being manifest, certain. Books, leaves, Pag” The sacred writing" a large dish. book-wormBeing hoarse. (pl. of $/s.” large cup or goblet. A court, court-yard, square, The inner part of the plate. floor. A grass-plot. A cruel ...
John Richardson, Sir Charles Wilkins, Francis Johnson, 1829
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Crystals, Jewels, Stones: Magic & Science
Sakhrat. The Muhammadans say that the sakhrat is a marvelous stone of green color which reflects the deep blue tints on the crystal vapors of the heavens. The possession of the merest fragment of this holy stone bestows on the possessor ...
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Iconotextual Studies in the Muslim Vision of Paradise - Halaman 72
69 See Fada'il, 70 ff.; cf. al-Nuwayri,Nihaya,I,336: Before them "sakhrat al-mi'raj" was already indicated by al-Kisa'i, Qisas al-Anbiya' (Leiden, 1923)II,280+282; its source is Ka'b al-Ahbar whose proper saying will be further quoted from ...
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Three Years in the east: being the Substance of a journal ...
Hence the name of the Mosque El-Sakhrat. It is second in sanctity only to that of Mecca, and, until lately, was kept sacred from the approach of Christians.# It belsngs especially to the principal and most respected sect, that of the Hanaafites.
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Journal of a deputation sent to the East by the committee ...
It is called Sakhrat by the Moslems, in consequence of a large mass of rough calcareous rock lying in the centre, held in extraordinary veneration, under the name of Hadjar-el-Sakhrat, " locked-up stone;" it is second in sanctity only to the black ...
Malta Protestant college, 1854
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The Tibyān: Memoirs of ʻAbd Allāh B. Buluggīn, Last Zīrid ...
They evacuated al-Sakhra [i.e. Sakhrat Dumis], which was then occupied by my army. From there I moved on to a fortress which the prince of Malaga had built for the purpose of severing communications between our respective territories at ...
ʻAbd Allāh Ibn Buluggīn, Amin Tawfiq Tibi, 1986
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A Comprehensive Persian-English Dictionary: Including the ...
A If** sakhrat, sakjiarat, iakhra, A rock, huge hard stone ; name of an evil genius who stole Solomon's ring. A Jj=t- swiA«d, A listening, a paying attention. A j)*« suJchur (pi. of sakhrat), Rocks. •»» sad (S. sata), A hundred ; — sad chanddn, ...
Francis Joseph Steingass, 1992
