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Insights to the Daf: Maseches Eruvin - Halaman 41
The Rabanan disagree and maintain that only areas that were not originally enclosed for residential purposes ("Hukaf l'Dirah") may not be larger than Beis Se'asayim. An area that was originally enclosed for residential purposes — such as ...
Kolel ʻIyun ha-daf (Jerusalem), 2005
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Balinese Masks: Spirits of an Ancient Drama
The Story ofCalonarang Theperformance begins with an introductory dance by the Sisya,a groupof student witches, who transport the audience to the mysteriousland of Dirah in Java,reputedly infested with black magic. The widowof the Kingof ...
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Political Ecology Across Spaces, Scales, and Social Groups
Each tribe had a homeland in the desert— a dirah— over which he and his tribe had rights. While the vague spatial boundaries of these dirah formed an indigenous set of parishes in the desert environs of Saudi Arabia, the practical foci of ...
Susan Paulson, Lisa L. Gezon, 2005
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Women in Indonesia: Gender, Equity and Development - Halaman 137
I At the launching of Toeti's poem in November 1999, another reinterpretation of the Calon Arang legend was staged to celebrate the event - a dramatised monologue titled Pembelaan Dirah [The Defence of Dirah] by Cok Sawitri, a Balinese ...
Kathryn Robinson, Sharon Bessell, 2002
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The Arab of the Desert (RLE Saudi Arabia): A Glimpse Into ...
III dirah a small township as a sign that the whole tribe had embraced Wahhabi-ism, and abandoned its old ignorant and roaming existence. The terrain included in the Mutair tribal dirah consists of part of the sandy Dahana region in the south, ...
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Arid Land Resources and Their Management: Jordan's ...
At the beginning of the century the Bedouin concepts of territory were expressed by the term dirah, the area throughout which a group migrated, generally including pastures and some cultivated zones. The extent and degree of control over a ...
Roderic Dutton, John Innes Clarke, Anwar Battikhi, 1998
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A Literary Mirror: Balinese Reflections on Modernity and ...
Namaku Dirah Aku hanya seorang janda Sia-sia bila kukirim pertanyaan: apa salahku? Kekuasaan telah menasibkan kekhawatiran Tembok-tembok tinggi Penjaga-penjaga yang tak lagi memiliki mata Siang malam membisukan Siapa saja ...
I . Nyoman Darma Putra, 2011
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Plants in the Deserts of the Middle East
Before the establishment of modern states on the Arabian peninsula, the principal socioeconomic activities of each Bedouin (stock raising, agriculture, settling) could be carried out within the dirah, or territory of his tribe. Usually, the tribal dirah ...
Aunt Dirah was from Java. Wis called her Lik Dirah, and his parents would use the same term of address as the child. She was a distant relative of Father's, from a poor uneducated family, some of whom worked as servants or agricultural ...
Ayu Utami, Pamela Allen, 2005
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Conservation and Mobile Indigenous Peoples: ...
In the past these water-centred territories formed the basis of what was termed a tribal dirah or zone of movement. Rather than an overt political region, which the territories were/are, the dirah is better conceived as a functional region ...
Dawn Chatty, Marcus Colchester, 2002
