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MISKINAVAR— Elev. 4,950'. 1
A village in Kurdistan about 25 miles north-west of Kirmanshah and at the
28th mile on a road fromJuanrud to Kirmanshah. city. It contains about
15 to 20 houses inhabited by Kurds, Sunnis. It is on the right bank of the }
Kara-Su : a few willow trees. V/ater good and plentiful; supplies : 100 cows
300 sheep and goats j some cultivation near the river; good grazing about.—
(Vaughan.)
MITANLIS (?)—
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A sect of free-thinkers in Persia, who deny everything which they cannot
prove by natural reason.— (Chesney.)
MITIM— «>
A village with cultivation, on a plateau 2 or 3 square miles in extent, a few
miles beyond Elruzkuh, on the road from Tehran to Shahrud through that
place.— (Napier.)
MIZAM—
A village in Azarbaijan, under the Savalan Dagh, 22 miles from Ahar, on
the road from Ahar to Ardabll.—-(tfoZmes.)
MIZAR—
A village in Azarbaijan containing about twenty houses, situated on the
spur of a hill between Sauj Bulagh and Yangijeh to the right of the road
from Ahar to Ardabil.— (Holmes ; Todd.)
MUALA—
A halting place, 8 miles from Anarak, on the road from Blabanak to Nam.— ''
(MacGregor.)
MUBARAKABAD—
A village in the hills of the Yailaq buluk of Kurdistan. In the winter the
inhabitants move to S’aidabad (1902).
MUBARAKI— M
A village situated to the right of the road, about 50 miles beyond Isfahan
on the way to Burujird in upper Lanjan near Chamani, belonging to the Zill
us-Sultan.— (Preece, 1893.)
MUBARAKlN— Elev. 5,287'.
A village of 15 houses, 126 miles from Tehran, on the road to Hamadan
Very dirty and infested with bugs.—(5cAmd^er.)
MUCHl KHAN— * <
A village in Kirmanshah situated in the Bilawar valley about 33 miles ,
north of Kirman^hah city. It contains about 12 houses inhabited by Bila-
wari Kurds, a few trees, chiefly willows, and some cultivation; water from
stream ; supplies : 120 sheep and goats.—(Vaughan.) ^
MUCHINAK- ^
A village at the northern end of the Dukhan district on the slopes of the
Kilzildagh and to the right of the Tehran-Hamadan road.— (Schindler.) ,