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FAI—FAQ
FAIGHAN—
A ruined village in B rbarud, 76| miles from Burujird on the road thence
to Isfahan.— {Schindler.)
FAIZABAD—
A fortified village, about 56 miles from Tehran on the road to Hamadan,
via Aminabad.— {Taylor.)
FAKHKABAD—
A village in Damghan district 19 miles south of Damghan, | mile south
west of Frat.— {Schindler.)
FALAK-UD-DlN—
A small village in Upper Silakhur, 1 mile south of Burujird.— {Schindler.)
FALIUN—
A village of the Ardalan district, 2 miles from Sinneh (north of Kir-
manshah) on the road to Kirmanshah.— {Webb.)
FALLAH—
A village in Mazandaran, 8| miles from Sari, on the road from Astrabad
to Tehran, via Barfarrsh, and f a mile from the Slab R:d stream, which
is crossed by an old bridge.— {Napier.)
FAMANlN—
Principal village, with 300 houses, of theDarjazIn district {q. v'.), 36 miles
north-east of Hamadan.— {Schindler.)
FAQlH SUL AIM AN—E le v. 4,840'.
A village of 40 houses, Kurds, standing on a low spur above the right
bank of the Gavarra river, 9 miles above its junction with the Qishlaq or
Sinneh stream. To the south is the Udalan mountain from which the
Nishur valley runs down to the Gavarra river above the village. The
Kirmanshah-Sinneh road runs past the village and the Gavarra river is
forded by it just above. Fields of corn (cut towards the latter part of
July) and some amount of castor-oil, vegetables of kinds, etc., line the
river bank. Grazing is very good; water from springs and the river :
flocks of cattle and sheep. A mile and a half above is the village of
Qishlaq Iskandar : the bridge of Darvesh Beg is the same distance down
stream.— {Burton.) A halting place in Kurdistan, the firg’c from Sinneh on
the road thence to Kir mans!: ah, via Kamiran, and Daka Kulsan. It is
about 34 miles of Sinneh.— {Gerard.)
FAQlREH—
A village of 10 houses, 2 miles south of Hamadan, to the right of the
road to Malayar. It belongs to the Baha-ul-Mulk Karaguzlu and lies on
the slopes of the Alvand ; fine fields and gardens.— {Schindler.)