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Sedrata (Berber: Isedraten, Arabic: سدراتة) is a muni****lity and
large city in Souk
Ahras Province, Algeria,
capital of
Sedrata District. It has a po****tion...
- (87 131) Oum El
Bouaghi (80 359) Ras El Oued (51 482)
Rouissat (58 112)
Sédrata (53 218) Sidi Aïssa (72 062) Sig (70 499)
Sougueur (78 956) Sour El-Ghozlane...
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Sedrata (Berber: Isedraten) is a
district in Souk
Ahras Province, Algeria. It was
named after its capital,
Sedrata. The
district is
further divided into...
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aligned with the runways.
During World War II the
airport was
known as
Sedrata Airfield, and was used by the
United States Twelfth Air
Force in the Western...
- tree Mastic-tree
Lavender Heather Trading activities are
widespread in
Sedrata and
Zaarouria were many
public and
private companies have been set up:...
- the end of the
Rustamid kingdom and the
flight of the po****tion into
Sédrata (Ouargla) [fr] near Ouargla, from
where they
would emigrate to Mzab in...
- in 909, upon
which many Ibāḍis –
including the last Imām – fled to the
Sedrata tribe of Ouargla,
whence they
would ultimately emigrate to Mzab. The Rustamid...
- l’Aurès). B****et R., "Notice sur le chaouïa de la
province de
Constantine (
Sedrata)",
Journal asiatique, 1896, 36p.
Boughida B.K.,
Bibliographie sur l’Aurès...
- by the
founder of the (Shi'ite)
Fatimid Dynasty). They
first moved to
Sedrata and
finally to the M'Zab valley. They
settled in five
fortified villages...
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conducted a
southern expedition,
during which he
expelled the
Ibadi from
Sedrata and
ended a
revolt in
Ouargla by
replacing its governor. His successor...
