"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد I" [‎٧‎٤‎٤] (١٠٥٠/٧٩٩)

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HAQAR—
A reservoir in the Ghallah depression in Mahmal. in Central Arabia, formed by meant
of a masonry dam. It is close to the route between Si us and 'Ayainah and is distans
some 10 miles from the former. When the Haqar reservoir is filled by rain it is expected
that a spring at 'Ayainah called 'Ayainat Bin Mu'ammar will begin to fiow. 'Aridh.
HAQIQAH—(C hannel)—
See Hammar Lake.
HARAB (J abal)—
A mountain in Hejaz, 7710 feet high lying imm ^lately to the north of the Muwailah-
Tabak route, and about 27 miles from the former place.—I Wallin,
harabu—
See Fao.
haradh—
A small settlement in the Yemen Tihamah, 28 miles northward of LahTyah. It ap
parently constitutes one of the halting-places on the Lah yah-Qunfidah coastal route
{Hunter''s map of Arabia, 1908).
harAdhah—
See 'Aflaj.
HARADI—
See Batinah.
HARAH—
See Hasa (Al) (Oasis).
haraimis (t ribe)—
See 'Anizah ; Saba'ah sub-division of the Bishr.
haraimlah—
See 'Aridh (District).
haraiq—
A hamlet in Qamar Bay, Southern Arabia, 2 miles southward of Ghaidah, and 1 mile
from the sea shore.—{ Red Sea find Gulf of A
haraisAn—
See Afiaj.
haraiyiq—
See Washam.
harAmilah—
One of the sections of the settled 'Awamir {q. v.) in 'Oman Proper.
haramul—
See Masqat (District).
harar—
See Zilfi.
HARASlS (T ribe)—
See 'Oman (Sultanate); and Dhufar.
harAt-al-balush—
An extra-mural suburb of Martah (q. v.).