- The
Khuld Palace (Arabic: قصر الخلد, romanized: Qaṣr al-
Khuld, lit. 'Palace of Eternity') was one of the prin****l
caliphal palaces in
Baghdad during...
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Khuld (Mongolian: Хулд) is a sum (district) of
Dundgovi Province in
central Mongolia. In 2007, its po****tion was 2,458. [1]
Archived March 29, 2007,...
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Council on July 16, 1979, he
organized a Ba'ath
conference on July 22 in Al-
Khuld Hall in
Baghdad to
carry out a
campaign of
arrests and
executions that included Baathist...
- Fath Mu'izz-ud-Din
Muhammad Jahandar Shah Sahib-i-Qiran Padshah-i-Jahan (
Khuld Aramgah).[citation needed]
Jahandar Shah
reintroduced couplets and issued...
-
herbs grow.
After his burial,
Aurangzeb was
given the
posthumous title of "
Khuld-makan" ("he
whose abode is in eternity"). Lord
Curzon later covered the...
- Shah Badshah".
After his death,
contemporary historians began calling him "
Khuld-Manzil" (Departed to Paradise). He was the only
Mughal emperor to have the...
- in the
nearby Khuld Palace constructed soon afterwards.
Caliph Harun al-Rashid (r. 786–809) is said to have
particularly preferred Khuld over the older...
- 'the
expansive realm of Iran',
found in the seventeenth-century chronicle,
Khuld-i barin, and again, in near
identical terms, in the
travelogue of Muhammad...
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conjunction with Janna,
singular or plural: the
garden of
eternity [al-
khuld] (Qu'ran 25:15), the
gardens of
Firdaws (Q 18: 107), the
gardens of refuge...
- Mir
Atish (Commander of ****nal)
Subahdar of Agra and Oudh Sa'adat Khan
Khuld-e-Ashian
Saadat Ali Khan I
Reign 26
January 1722–19
March 1739 Predecessor...
