- "Bahrain" for a millennium. The
island and
kingdom were also
commonly spelled Bahrein into the 1950s.
Bahrain was home to Dilmun, an
important Bronze Age trade...
- ISBN 9781408181171. Coll 30/15 'Anthems and
Flags of
Various States.
Bahrein [Bahrain],
Koweit [Kuwait], Muscat, Asir, Yemen, Qatar, Trucial, Oman'...
- البحرين Jazīrah al-Baḥrayn), also
known as al-Awal
Island and
formerly as
Bahrein, is the
largest island within the
archipelago of Bahrain, and
forms the...
- com/fotw/images/a/ae%5Enavy.jpg Coll 30/15 'Anthems and
Flags of
Various States.
Bahrein [Bahrain],
Koweit [Kuwait], Muscat, Asir, Yemen, Qatar, Trucial, Oman'...
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ignored (help) Holdich,
Thomas Hungerford (1911), "
Bahrein Islands" , in Chisholm, Hugh (ed.), Encyclopædia Britannica, vol. 3 (11th ed...
- Al-Riffa
Sports Club (Arabic: نادي الرفاع الرياضي) is a
Bahraini professional football club
based in Riffa, that
competes in the
Bahraini Premier League...
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Bahrain was a
central location of the
ancient Dilmun civilization. Bahrain's
strategic location in the
Persian Gulf has
brought rule and
influence from...
- Rich of
various periods, have been
discovered to have
sought burial in
Bahrein,
identified with
Sumerian Dilmun.
Sumerian temples functioned as banks...
- The King Fahd
Causeway (Arabic: جسر الملك فهد, romanized: Jisr al-Malik Fahd) is a 25 km (15.5 mi) long
series of
bridges and
causeways connecting Khobar...
- al-Zahar (then
foreign minister)
visited Saudi Arabia, Syria, Kuwait,
Bahrein, Qatar, the
United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Libya, Algeria,
Sudan and Egypt...
