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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Semites ... In the fertile lowlands of the South Arabian Djôf the Kingdom of Ma'in (Minaeans) flourished. It is generally dated as early as the middle of the second ... LINK HERE
Arabia, history of - Britannica.com ... question. (WLO) . ... Click here for a list of other articles that contain information on this subject. ... More ... LINK HERE
Arabia, history of - Britannica.com ... for these groups that modern scholars are accustomed to speak of Minaeans, Sabaeans, Qatabanians, and Hadramites. The fourfold categorization does indeed ... LINK HERE
TEXT HERE SAUDI ARABIA ... coast; its capital was at Karna, or Qarnaw (present-day Sadah, Yemen). The Minaeans were nomads and herders, who eventually became the chief traders of incense ...LINK HERE
YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC ... part of the classical Arabia Felix (Happy Arabia). Before the Christian era Minaeans, Sabaeans (see SHEBA), and Himyarites successively held sway in the region ... LINK HERE
The Coins and History of Asia ... near east. arabia Nabataeans, Minaeans, Arabia Felix, Katabanians, Sabaeans, and Himyarites 18 coins judaean kingdom 13 coins phoenicia 9 coins kings of ... LINK HERE
Eratosthenes ... proposed by Eratosthenes, but today the names for the races proposed by Eratosthenes, namely Minaeans, Sabaeans, Qatabanians, and Hadramites, are still used. ... LINK HERE
Next 10 web sites for 'minaeans' Google Results 11-20 of 36 Sites found by Google: CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Job ... reading is that of the Septuagint which calls Sophar always a Minaean; the Minaeans were an Arabian tribe. Sophar was far younger than Job (cf. Job's reply to ... LINK HERE
About Yemen ... The chief incense traders were the Minaeans, who established their capital Karna (now known as Sadah), before they were superseded by the Sabaeans in 950 BC. ... LINK HERE
JTS Library: News: Between the Lines: Issue 17, Spring 1996 ... to ethnicity, the named individuals may include descendants of the Edomites, and Minaeans, early Nabataeans, as well as perhaps some Jews. The ostraca are ... LINK HERE
Muslim Women Around the World ... painted with kohl, and her mother. They camp with their Bedouin tribe in North Yemen near Main, known as Qarnaw when it was the capital of the Minaeans. ... LINK HERE
II SCRIPT AND PHILOLOGY ... called hierodules lists of Ma'in, eight Egyptian women are mentioned as having married Minaeans. Several of the names are clearly Egyptian, others are not. WH. ... LINK HERE
Arabia ... Minaeans (?). [Minaean] 7K JPG Anonymous AR Obol circa 200 BC SGCv2 (?), Arnold-Biucchi 27 (?) 11 mm. 0.82 gm. Die position=10h reverse Obverse: Beardless male ... LINK HERE
The Origin of Sin 3: The Lunar Passion and the Daughters ... ... Ilumquh by the Sabaeans, 'Amm and 'Anbay by the Qatabanians, Wadd (love) by the Minaeans, and Sin by the Hadramis". The term 'God is Love' is characteristic of ... LINK HERE
History ... The chief incense traders were the Minaeans, who established their capital at Karna (now known as Sadah), before they were superseded by the Sabaeans in 950 BC ... LINK HERE
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4.ArabNet -- Yemen, History, Ancient Civilisations - Ancient civilisations The history of the Yemen stretches back over 3,000 years, and its unique culture is still in evidence today in the architecture of its towns and villages. From about 1000 BC this LINK HERE
5.The People of Ad and Ubar, the Atlantis of the Sands - science home | author | highlights contents | view all | frame | islamicity home Preface The People of Lut and The City which was Turned Upside Down The People of Ad and Ubar, the Atlantis of the LINK HERE
6.Comparative Religion-Moon Myth God - Comparative Religions Moon-Myth-God Robert Morey's Moon-god Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks on Islam Morey's Deceptive Methods A Christian acquaintance proudly handed me a copy of a book entitled The M LINK HERE
7.Catholic Encyclopedia: SEMITES - New Advent | Catholic Encyclopedia | Church Fathers | Summa Theologica || A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | Semites The term Semit LINK HERE
8.Reply to Morey's Moon-god Myth - Reply To Dr. Robert Morey's Moon-God Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks On Islam Shabbir Ally ÂŠ 1997-1999 Islamic Awareness, All Rights Reserved. And from among His Signs are the night and the day, and t salam.muslimsonline.com LINK HERE
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Ethiopia HISTORY: During the 1st millennium BC, Semitic people from Sheba (Saaba) crossed the Red Sea and conquered the Hamite (q.v.) on the coast of what was eventual LINK HERE
10.Muslim Women Around the World - Pictures of Muslim Women Around the World Designs in glazed tile transformed the Friday Mosque in Herat, Afghanistan, into a shimmering paradise as a woman in full Islamic attire passes by. LINK HERE
122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 11.Catholic Encyclopedia: JOB - New Advent | Catholic Encyclopedia | Church Fathers | Summa Theologica || A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | Job One of the books o LINK HERE
12.The Origin of Sin 3: The Lunar Passion and the Daughters of Allah - Keywords: Jesus, Mary, Nabataea, Edom, Sabean, illumquh, wadd, amm, Sheba, al-Uzza, Allat, Allah, Manat, Hubal, Muhammad, hajira, hajj, Kaaba, Zam-Zam, Duchares, Dionysus, Aphrodite. Return to Genesi LINK HERE
13.Reply to Morey's Moon-god Myth - Reply To Dr. Robert Morey's Moon-God Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks On Islam Shabbir Ally ÂŠ Islamic Awareness, All Rights Reserved. And from among His Signs are the night and the day, and the sun and LINK HERE
14.THE RAIN / THE SEPTUAGINT ENDING OF THE BOOK OF JOB - THE SEPTUAGINT ENDING OF THE BOOK OF JOB." This Is Appendix 62 From The Companion Bible. In the Septuagint translation of the Old Testament into Greek, there is a long subscription. A similar subs LINK HERE
15.Robert Morey's Moon-god Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks on Islam - Bismillah irRahman irRaheem In the Name of Allah - the Most Beneficent - the Most Merciful Comparative Religion Robert Morey's Moon-god Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks on Islam Morey's Deceptive Method LINK HERE
16.The Minaean Affair - Prologue Everybody knows that the history of Bellissaria is so uneventful that it is nearly nonexistent. This is true with only a few exceptions. This is the story of one of these rare exceptions. As LINK HERE
17.Welcome to MakYemen Home Page - Welcome to MakYemen Home Page It's new!!! So, have a good tour The history of the Yemen stretches back over 3,000 years, and its unique culture is still in evidence today in the architecture of its to LINK HERE
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<< back - next >> 122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 21.Refutation of Robert Moreys Moon-god Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks on Islam - Islam - The Modern Religion Robert Moreys Moon-god Myth & Other Deceptive Attacks on Islam by Shabir Ally False Evidence On page 7, Morey writes: In the 1940s, the archeologists G.Caton Thompson LINK HERE
23.I Have Found a Ransom - Echoes from the Past I Have Found a Ransom For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.--1 Timothy LINK HERE
25.The Early Nazarene Christians and Rabbinic Judaism - Triumph Prophetic Ministries (Church of God) The Mysterious Relationship of The Early Nazarene Christians and Rabbinic Judaism During early New Testament times, the relationship between the Pharisees, LINK HERE
26.Yemen History - Ottoman Rule The Last of the Imams British Rule A Unified Republic Civil War Ancient Yemen The history of the Yemen stretches back over 3,000 years, and its unique culture is still in evidence today i LINK HERE
28.A ramble on the Traldaran Gypsies - A ramble on the Traldaran Gypsies I get a picture of your typical gypsies, maybe one or two tribes, consisting of several clans. Each clan would be an extended family that travels together. Each clan LINK HERE
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32.Arabia - MediĂ|val Music (Ante 1400) Anonymous: Estampie - 14th Century - History - LINK HERE
35.a1 The Consultant / Yemen Information - Official Name: Republic of Yemen Capital : Sanaa Language : Arabic, though English is often understood in business circles Currency : Yemeni Rials - Exchange Rate: 140 YR for 1 USD Relig LINK HERE
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38.1794 - 1792.Image: elephant hook: ko_n.am elephant-hook (Maturaik. 592); curved sword (Ta.lex.) 1794.Sharp point: gunapamu iron crow-bar (Te.); kun.apa- spear (Skt.)(DEDR 2076). konai tip, end (as of a needl LINK HERE
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122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 41.Languages&Families - Professor F. El Guindi ** University of Southern California ** Anth 327 ** Spring 2000 ** January 10 - April 28 ** Office: SOS 173 ** Off Tel: 213/740-1907 ** Mondays & Wednesdays 2: LINK HERE
42.Shorea - 6107.Shorea talura: bil.e_ bo_vu mara, bil.e_ bho_gi mara a tree yielding a kind of lac, shorea talura (Ka.); bil.i, bil.e whiteness (Ka.); vil.ajju (Ma.); vil.an:gu (Ta.); vele to shine (Te.)(Ka.lex. LINK HERE
43.0001to - 1.Counting; marking: aka mark (Si.); an:ka curved line, mark, sign (R.); mark, brand (Pali); o~_kh mark (K.); a~_k mark, spot (H.); digit (Ku.Aw.G.Konkan.i); mark, sign (M.); an:gu numerical figure, m LINK HERE
45.Phoenician Script - PHOENICIAN TO HEBRAIC: The 22 letters of the Phoenician alphabet evolved on the Palestinian coast near the city of Byblos sometime around 1,050 BC. - It was a stylised version of other linear and cune LINK HERE
46.cities - Tramin: This city is the spiritual center of the country and has a large number of Mosques and Libraries; it is said that there were once as many mosques as there are in the Islamic year (354). With a LINK HERE
47.A Concise History of the Middle East, Chapter 2 - Chapter 2: NEW PEOPLES, NEW NATIONS, PART I 2000 to 900 B. C. Due to the size of this chapter, it has been divided into two parts, which cover the following topics: Part I The Amorite Period Hammurabi LINK HERE
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50.II SCRIPT AND PHILOLOGY - SYSTEMATIC LIST OF AUTHORS AND TITLES II SCRIPT AND LANGUAGE a. Scripts b. Grammar c. Lexicography, expressions, proper names, epithets II.a Scripts see also: 93.0110, 93.0183, 93.0204, 93.0218, 93.02 LINK HERE
<< back - next >> 122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 51.Document Title - ARABIA, ARABIA, the peninsula constituting the southwestern extremity of Asia. The total area is a little more than one million square miles (2.6 million sq km), about one third that of the contermino LINK HERE
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53.John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible - John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible. Job 42:1INTRODUCTION TO JOB 42This chapter contains Job's answer to the last speech of the Lord's, in which he acknowledges his omnipotence, and his certain LINK HERE
54.John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible - John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible. Judges 10:1INTRODUCTION TO JUDGES 10This chapter gives an account of two judges of Israel, in whose days they enjoyed peace, Jud 10:1, after which they sinn LINK HERE
56.A Concise History of the Middle East, Chapter 8 - Chapter 8: ZOROASTRIANS, PAGANS, AND CHRISTIANS PART II 226 to 570 (All dates are A.D. from now on, unless otherwise stated.) Due to its large size, this chapter is divided into two parts. It covers t LINK HERE
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58.Robert Morey's - What Was the Name of That Moon-god? Morey was successful in proving that moon worship was prevalent in South Arabia before Islam. But what was the name of that Moon-god? Morey would have us believe th LINK HERE
60.John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible - John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible. Job 2:1INTRODUCTION TO JOB 2This chapter gives an account of a second trial of Job's constancy and integrity, the time and occasion of it, Job 2:1; the moti LINK HERE
122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 61.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Quraysh According to Muslim tradition, Mecca had at one time been in the hands of Jurhum, a people living on the central west coast recorded in Greco-Latin LINK HERE
62.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Sabaeans The people who called themselves Saba' (biblical Sheba) are both the earliest and the most abundantly attested in the surviving written records. Th LINK HERE
63.Ministries (Church of God) The Mysterious Relationship of The Early Nazarene Christians and Rabbinic Judaism During early New Testament times, the relationship between the Pharisees, LINK HERE
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64.16. Writing: History, and Typology - 16.1. Prehistory of writing, earliest traces of cultural memory technology 16.2. Typology of writing systems 16.3. Artificial Symbol Systems 16. Writing: History, and Typology @:WRITING In this sectio LINK HERE
65.The Life of Mahomet, Volume I [Chapter II] - CHAPTER II. The Aborigines and early Commerce of Arabia, as referred to in the Holy Scriptures, and by Classical Writers Object of the two following chapters History of Arabia before Islam. First - fr LINK HERE
66.JTS Library: News: Between the Lines: Issue 17, Spring 1996 - JTS Home JTS Library News: Between the Lines: Issue 17, Spring 1996 Edith Degani: Thoughts on Leaving the JTSA Library Towards the Eternal Center Jerusalem on the Rhine, Jerusalem on the Hudson Librar LINK HERE
67.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Minaeans The Minaean kingdom (Ma'in) lasted from the 4th to the 2nd century BC and was predominantly a trading organization that, for the period, monopolize LINK HERE
68.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page Arabia, history of - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of history of the region from prehistoric times to the present. Some time after the rise of Islam in the first quarter of the 7th cen LINK HERE
69.Bibliographie - Midian und Ismael Die frĂ*hen Araber und das Alte Testament Hauptseminar im WS 1998/99 Prof. Dr. Herbert Niehr - Dr. Andreas Reichert Bibliographie allgemein zur Thematik Altheim, F. - Stiehl, R., Di LINK HERE
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122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 71.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabian religion The historical setting South Arabia >From the middle of the 2nd millennium BC a sedentary agrarian civilization developed in Yemen in the oases along the edge LINK HERE
72.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - Hirah"> MORE OPTIONS ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Ghassan The dynasty of the Ghassanids, though often called kings, were in fact Byzantine phylarchs (native rulers of subject frontier LINK HERE
73.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page Arabia, history of - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of history of the region from prehistoric times to the present. Some time after the rise of Islam in the first quarter of the 7th century AD and the emergence LINK HERE
74.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Omani expansion In Oman events took an independent course. The Ya'rubid dynasty--founded about 1624 when a member of the Ya'rub tr LINK HERE
75.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Mamluk and Ottoman influence Although the Yemeni Rasulids sometimes disputed with the Mamluks the overlordship of the Holy Cities, LINK HERE
76.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabian religion Sources of modern knowledge Knowledge of pre-Islamic Arabia rests mainly on original archaeological and epigraphic data from the region itself. Countless pre- LINK HERE
77.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Struggle for leadership In Arabia offices were generally hereditary and elective; but on Muhammad's death, Abu Bakr, the first cal LINK HERE
78.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The Iran-Iraq War A fresh threat to the rich oil states of the gulf arose with the revolution in Iran in 1978-79 and with the outb LINK HERE
79.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page international trade, - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade the sale and purchase of consumer or capital goods and services, raw materials, securities, or gold across national borders. Such transactions may be accom LINK HERE
80.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Theories of international trade The Heckscher-Ohlin theory has been the most scrutinized explanation of trade patterns. The classic work is Bertil Ohlin, I LINK HERE
122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 81.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Struggle for leadership In Arabia offices were generally hereditary and elective; but on Muhammad's death, Abu Bakr, the first cal LINK HERE
82.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The gulf states In 1835 the Qawasim coastal tribes of the Persian Gulf, earlier conquered and inspired by the Wahhabis, were induc LINK HERE
83.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Resistance to the Ottomans Propagating the doctrines of 'Abd al-Wahhab, Ibn Sa'ud and his son mastered all Najd. Late in the 18th century the Wahhabis began LINK HERE
84.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Sources of comparative advantage As already noted, British classical economists simply accepted the fact that productivity differences exist between countr LINK HERE
85.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The Wahhabis The Ottomans, clinging to the Hejaz for religious prestige and claiming to be custodians of the Holy Cities, had litt LINK HERE
86.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Resistance to the Ottomans Propagating the doctrines of 'Abd al-Wahhab, Ibn Sa'ud and his son mastered all Najd. Late in the 18th LINK HERE
87.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The life of Muhammad Muhammad was born in 570 of the Hashimite (Banu Hashim) branch of the noble house of 'Abd Manaf; though orphaned at an early age and, i LINK HERE
88.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The Iran-Iraq War A fresh threat to the rich oil states of the gulf arose with the revolution in Iran in 1978-79 and with the outb LINK HERE
89.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - MORE OPTIONS ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Trade among developed countries The greatest volume of trade occurs among the developed, capital-rich countries, especially among industrial LINK HERE
90.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The Ottomans In 1517 the Ottoman sultan Selim I conquered Egypt and proclaimed the Hejaz part of the Ottoman dominions. Sharif Barakat II of Mecca sent his LINK HERE
122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 91.SEMITIC LANGUAGES - SEMITIC LANGUAGES Linguistic Groups Characteristics Writing SEMITIC LANGUAGES, one of the five subfamilies or branches of the Hamito-Semitic or Afro-Asiatic language family (see HAMITO-SEMITIC LANGUAG LINK HERE
92.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - an error occurred while processing this directive [an error occurred while processing this directive ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Resistance to the Ottomans Propagating the doctrines LINK HERE
93.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Multilateral agreements since World War II When World War II ended, the lessons learned from the growth of protectionism since 1871, and most of all from t LINK HERE
94.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Trade among developed countries The greatest volume of trade occurs among the developed, capital-rich countries, especially among industrial leaders such a LINK HERE
95.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Formation of a customs union The treaty set a timetable for the abolition of customs duties between member states. On balance, this timetable was met and i LINK HERE
96.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade The European Free Trade Association When the European Economic Community was being organized, Great Britain sought to organize a free-trade area that would LINK HERE
97.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Switzerland The Swiss example is no less instructive. Although the Helvetic Confederation emerged as a political entity in the 14th century, its economic i LINK HERE
98.Lycos Research Center: Encyclopedia: SAUDI ARABIA - Help Feedback Search for: Lycos Network: Tripod.com | Angelfire.com | MailCity.com | WhoWhere.com | HotBot.com All Sites... Click here to visit site Lycos Home > Reference > Research Center Funk LINK HERE
99.SAUDI ARABIA - SAUDI ARABIA LAND AND RESOURCES POPULATION ECONOMY GOVERNMENT HISTORY Map of Saudi Arabia SAUDI ARABIA, monarchy, SW Asia, occupying most of the Arabian Peninsula, and bounded on the N by Jordan, Iraq LINK HERE
100.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Oman In the last decades of the 7th century the Ibaites (Ibaiyah), regarded as a moderate Kharijite sect, conquered southern Arabia, established a Kindite i LINK HERE
122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 101.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Mamluk and Ottoman influence Although the Yemeni Rasulids sometimes disputed with the Mamluks the overlordship of the Holy Cities, the Mamluks generally pre LINK HERE
102.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Yemen Imam Yahya had to virtually conquer Yemen, in the Zaydi interest, after the Ottoman departure; by stern measures he establis LINK HERE
103.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Al-Hirah Al-Hirah was similarly a Bedouin tribal kingdom, the kings of which are commonly designated the Lakhmids. According to tr LINK HERE
104.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Omani expansion In Oman events took an independent course. The Ya'rubid dynasty--founded about 1624 when a member of the Ya'rub tribe was elected imam--expe LINK HERE
105.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The Ayyubids and Rasulids The Ayyubids of Egypt, when they invaded Yemen in 1173, found it parceled out among several dynasties. A LINK HERE
106.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Struggle for leadership In Arabia offices were generally hereditary and elective; but on Muhammad's death, Abu Bakr, the first caliph, aided by his own even LINK HERE
107.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabian religion Sources of modern knowledge Knowledge of pre-Islamic Arabia rests mainly on original archaeological and epigraphic data from the region itself. Countless pre- LINK HERE
108.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Yemen Imam Yahya had to virtually conquer Yemen, in the Zaydi interest, after the Ottoman departure; by stern measures he establis LINK HERE
109.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - MORE OPTIONS ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development On April 16, 1948, 16 European countries responded to a U.S. offer of economic aid LINK HERE
110.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of The sharifs of the Holy Cities At Mecca in the mid-10th century commenced the 1,000-year ascendancy of the 'Alid sharifian families. Mecca now became capita LINK HERE
122 Web sites were found in a search of the complete Lycos Web catalog 111.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Foreign trade in the former Soviet Union The former Soviet Union's involvement in foreign trade, measured as before by comparing exports or imports against LINK HERE
112.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - uk and Ottoman influence ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA Arabia, history of Omani expansion In Oman events took an independent course. The Ya'rubid dynasty--founded about 1624 when a member of the Ya'rub tr LINK HERE
113.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - MORE OPTIONS ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade Tariffs A tariff, or duty, is a tax levied on a commodity when it crosses the boundary of a customs area. The boundary may be that of a natio LINK HERE
114.EncyclopĂ|dia Britannica | article page - ENCYCLOPĂ?DIA BRITANNICA international trade The Latin American Integration Association On Feb. 18, 1960, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay signed a treaty setting up the L LINK HERE
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