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  • (Maskat); and the “Ebná” of Al – Yaman: Ibn Ishak supposes the latter to be descended from the Persian soldiers of

    The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

  • Makhlaf to those of Al – Yaman: there is, how ever, a well-known Al – Rustak (which like Al – Bahrayn always takes the article) in the Province of Oman West of Maskat, and as it rhymes with “Irak” it does well enough.

    The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

  • _Maskat, like many another port, is a haven for the drifters of many nations who bring their tribal customs and peculiarities with them.

    The Moon of Skulls Howard, Robert E. 2005

  • Upwards of a hundred Indian families (chiefly from Surat, and a few from Bombay,) have also established themselves here; and to these may be added some Malays and people of Maskat.

    Travels in Arabia 2003

  • I have seen the route of an Indian pilgrim caravan, laid down in several maps as starting from Maskat, and coming by Nedjed to

    Travels in Arabia 2003

  • Amongst them I do not include the Hutaym or Hitaym, a tribe of Pariahs who, like the Akhdám (“serviles”) of Maskat and Yemen, live scattered amongst, although never intermarrying with, their neighbours.

    The Land of Midian 2003

  • Many ships are purchased at Bombay and Maskat; but those built at Suez are most common in the sea north of Yemen.

    Travels in Arabia 2003

  • The Maskat merchant purchased, without my knowledge, five pounds of Mekka balsam, all that remained in the market, which he intended for a present to the Imám of Maskat.

    Travels in Arabia 2003

  • Bassora, Maskat, Oman, Hadramaut; and those from the coasts of Melinda and Mombaza, who are comprised under the generic name of the people of the Sowahel, i.e. the level coast;

    Travels in Arabia 2003

  • I walked out with the Maskat hadjys, to inspect the field of battle, to which we were guided by a man from Beder.

    Travels in Arabia 2003

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