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MUR—MUZ
M URTAZABAD—
A village in nortk-western Azarbaljan, T miles from Arab on the Shah
Takht-Khoi road ; there are 30 houses and a water-mill.— (Picot, 1894.)
MUSADARREH—
A village in Azarbaijan, on the road from Maragheh to Mianduab and 6i
miles from the former place.— (Schindler.)
MUSAJUIB—
A halting-place about 24 miles north-east of Anarak, on the road from
Khur to Nam. There is a well of good water here.— (MacGregor.)
MUSHKAK—
A small village, in the Burbarud district of the Japalacj division in the
Burujird province, 73J miles from Burujird on the road to Isfahan
(Schindler.)
MUSHKINAN—
A village 61 miles east of Isfahan on the road to Nam, partly in ruins and
| containing about 150 people, and watered abundantly by handt streams.
Cultivation and trees. To the south, and within a radius of 3 miles are
three other villages.— (Vaughan, 1890.)
MUSHTABAD—
A ruined village formerly a chief place of the district; it is 18J miles from
Sultanabad and 59 from Qum.— (Schindler, 1877.)
MUSHTAVARDAGH—
A range of hills bounding the Mazdaqan district on the south.— (Mmd-
ler.) v
MUSIABAD—
A river in Mazandaran flowing into the Caspian, crossed between Deh
Kirip and Sarin Kaleh on the road from Rasht to Amul.—(tfoZmes.)
MUTABAD—
A village with a tomb and “ Imamzadeh ”, 68 miles south-west of
Qum, on the road to Sultanabad, from which it is 9 miles distant There are
some poplars, 12 to 20 feet high, round it.—(Schindler ; Bell.)
MAZDAQAN CHAI—
_ A district about 86 miles east of Hamadan on the road to Tehran. It con
sists of thirty-six villages and forms part of the Saveh province. The pro-
j duce is g rain > raisins, walnuts, almonds and a kind of molasses prepared
f from grape-juice called “Shireh Safid,” which is exported by merchants to
f Astarabad for the Russian market.— (Rozario.)
MUZVISH—
A village in the Qum district south of the town of Qum, in the sub-district
1 of Ardahal. (g.v.) — (Keith Abbott.)