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Wealthy Shiahs have expensive models, richly decorated, which are permanently kept in a chamber of the house called the Imambara or Imam's place, but this is scarcely ever done in the Central Provinces.
The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India—Volume I (of IV) Robert Vane Russell 1894
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Close to the Imambara is the Bhul Bhulaiya - an amazing maze that might need a tourist guide to get through.
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The crowds used to be thickest near Kampoo (a distortion of English camp) where the Imambara was located and was also the point of origin of the procession.
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A decade or so later, I recall, the Imambara became the venue of the national badminton championships in 1952.
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The Imambara, now much more than a century old, was truly impressive.
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The crowds used to be thickest near Kampoo (a distortion of English camp) where the Imambara was located and was also the point of origin of the procession.
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The Imambara, now much more than a century old, was truly impressive.
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A decade or so later, I recall, the Imambara became the venue of the national badminton championships in 1952.
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On the extinction of the Nawab-Nazems of Dhaka the late Khajeh Alimullah and his direct descendents became the Mutawalli of the Imambara.
The Husainy Dalan 2008
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Ashura Amin Imambara 2008, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
Ashura Amin Imambara 2008 « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2008
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