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AZ-ZAMAKHSHARĪ

(d. 538/1143 A.D.)

Abū-l-Qāsim Maḥmud b. 'Umar az-Zamakhsharī, a geographer.

K. al-Jibāl wa-l-Amkinat wa-l-Miyāh (Lexicon Geographicum)

Ed.: K. Salverda de Grave, Leiden 1856.

T.: MC 797 A: 1

al-Bāḍiʾ, a place on the coast of the Sea of al-Yaman.

Bujāwa, a country (arḍ) belonging to the Nūba, where brisk camels (ibil furha) of the bujawiyya variety are found. (MC 797).

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-AZ-ZAMAKHSHARI (d. 538/1143 A.D.)
+'''[p. 254]'''
-''Abū-l-Qāsim Mahmud b. 'Umar az-Zainakhsharī, a geographer.
+AZ-ZAMAKHSHARĪ
-K. al-Jibāl wa-l-Ankinat wa-l-Miyāh (Lexicon Geographicum) Ed.:	K.	Salverda	de Grave, Leiden 1856.
-T.: MC 797	A:	1''
-al-Bāḍi, a place on the coast of the Sea of al-Yaman.
+(d. 538/1143 A.D.)
-Bujāwa, a country (arḍ) belonging to the Nūba, where brisk camels (ibil furha) of the bujawiyya variety are found. (KC 797).
+''Abū-l-Qāsim Maḥmud b. 'Umar az-Zamakhsharī, a geographer.''
+K. al-Jibāl wa-l-Amkinat wa-l-Miyāh ''(Lexicon Geographicum)''
+''Ed.:	K.	Salverda	de Grave, Leiden 1856.''
+''T.: MC 797	A:	1''
+''al-Bāḍiʾ'', a place on the coast of the Sea of al-Yaman.
+''Bujāwa'', a country (''arḍ'') belonging to the Nūba, where brisk camels (''ibil furha'') of the bujawiyya variety are found. (MC 797).
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