- the
conjunctive form "ruin of" (خربة) of the
Arabic word for "ruin" (خرب,
khirba,
kharab ("ruined")) All
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- in Egypt. It is
located south of Sohag. The old name of the town is al-
Khirba (Arabic: الخربة),
which comes from Coptic: ⲡⲣⲡⲉ, romanized: prpe, lit. 'the...
- po****tion of 3,235 in the 2004 census. In 1838 al-Buraq was
classified as
khirba ("ruined village.")
During the
ongoing Syrian civil war, in
early February...
- of
railway north by 1916 Gabr Amir El
Arish Mazar Abu
Tilul Bir al-Abed
Khirba Romani Gilban El
Shatt built 1941
Kantara East Suez
Canal El
Ferdan bridge...
- 200367 Beni
Khedache Good
condition Ksar El
Kharba Ksar Kherba, Ksar
Khirba, Ksar El
Khirba, Ksar
Jedid El
Lemalma 33°16.787′N 10°13.025′E / 33.279783°N 10...
- re–founded in the 18th century.
Prior to
becoming a
permanent settlement, it was
khirba i.e. a
temporary settlement.
Khirbet Abu
Falah became a
permanent village...
-
collective po****tion of 32,604 in 2004. In 1838 al-Hamraa was
classified as a
khirba ("temporal village") in the
District of Salamiyah. It is
situated near the...
- clans, the Zyoud,
Maharmah and Taharwah,
purchased the
fields around the
khirba (ruined or
abandoned village) of
Sahab and
turned the site into a major...
- tribes, such as the Nu'aym (Na'im). In 1838 Izz al-Din was
classified as a
khirba ("ruined village") by
English scholar Eli Smith.
However by
December of...
- had used the land
seasonally began to
settle more
permanently around the
khirbas.
Until then, they
would p**** the
winter in the
hills and
shift down in...
