"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٤‎٥‎١] (٦٨٨/٥٢٤)

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QAD AM—
The terminus of the Hejaz railway in Damascus.
QAD AM (Al)—
A hamlet in Bahrain Island {q.v.).
QADAM (J abal)—
A hill in eastern Arabia on the boundary between the districts of Habl and Wadi-al-
Miyah and lying rather more than 60 miles west by south from Qatif oasis.
See Hasa district.
QADH'AH (Wadi)—
A small valley in the Hadhramaut which reaches the sea between Mukalla and Saihut.
—{Hunless Map).
QADHAIBlYAH (D ohat-al)—
A large bay in Bahrain Island {q.v.),
QADHAIMAH—
A locality, with wells, in Sadair [q.v.), a district of Najd, central Arabia.
QADHAIMAH (Sha'ib-al-)—
See Sadair. A small, dry watercourse, in the Sadair of Najd, which trends north
eastwards from Majma', and after finding its way through the 'Araimah ridge, finally
loses itself in the open plain to the north-east of the latter. Situated in the watercourse
at a distance of about 18* miles north-eastwards from Majma' are the wells of
Qadhaimah. This valley, in its upper reaches, is known as the Wadi-al-Majma'.
QADHI—
One of the muqola'ahs in the Karbala Qadha {q.v.), in 'Iraq.
QADlMAH—
A hamlet in Wadi Samail {q.v.), in the 'Oman Sultanate.
QADlMAH ( Bii.ad-al)—
Apparently a tract in Dhufar {q.v.), in southern Arabia, in the neighbourhood of Wadi
Nahiz.
QADISIYAH—
A site, once famous but now deserted, on the left bank of the Tigris {q.v.), 11 miles
below Samarrah and 90 miles or more above Baghdad.
QADISIYAH—
A site some 15 miles west of Kufah {q.v.), in 'Iraq, where a battle was fought in 635
A.D.
QAFA'AN (Jabal)—
A peak in the district of Ruus-al-Jibal {q.v.), adjoining the well-known Fakk-al-Asad
strait.
QAFAIL (Jabal)—
A hill near the village of Faid {q.v.), in Jabal Shammar, central Arabia.
QAFAIQIF (Falaj-al)—
One of the hamlets composing the settlement of Afiaj Bani Qitab, in Dhahirah {q.v.)*
'Oman Sultanate.
* The Persian Gulf Gazetteer puts this well down as being 10 miles east-south-east from Majma
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