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SHAIKHS—SHA1KHR
SHAIKH BlBA—
A small village in Azarbaijan, situated in the Murdi valley, 1| miles
south of Shaikh Islam, and 13 from Maragheh.— (Schindler.)
SHAIKH HASAN (1)—
A village in Kirmanshah, 20 miles north of Zuhab, situated in a mountain
gorge. It derives its name from certain Sunni saints, whose tomb are here.
These, surmounted with their white cupolas and embosomed in orchards,
form a very picturesque and agreeable object. Shaikh Has:n numbers
all told, 100 houses.
Twenty minutes further up the gorge behind the village, in a hill called
Darband, is an Elamitic panel containing what is supposed to be the most
ancient inscription in Kirmanshah province.— (Rawlinson ; Rabino, 1911.)
SHAIKH HASAN (2)—
A village in Azarbaijan, 1 mile west of Sardarud.— (Schindler.)
SHAIKH ISLIM— Lat. 37° 13' 14"; Elev. 4,300'.
A small village in Azarbaijan, situated in the Murdi vallev abnnf 19
miles from Maragheh.—(ScAmfc) U
SHAIKH IVA—
A mountain on the south-east border of Azarbaijan between Ushnfi
and the frontier. It is not unlike the Matterhorn in shape The north
side of it is crossed by the Kalishan pass. Some identify’ the Gareschin
pass with one by this mountain.— (Thzilmann.)
SHAIKHLARABAD—See Shaikhtarabad, which may be the same
A village in Azarbaijan, opposite Mlaneh on the Shahri Chai.
SHAIKHLG—
A tribe of Azarbaijan.
SHAIKH MlR BALA-
SHAIKH MlR PAIN—
5 miles frora Burajird on the road thence to
SHAIKH MULLA—Elev. 10,000'.
A principal^ peak of the mountain range of north-east Kurdistan
“nsih^^iS) 80Uth of Saqqiz in Azarb ^”’^
SHAIKHTARABAD—Shaikhlarabad ?
A place in Azarbaijan near Karagul, where there
of copper ore .—(War Office, Persia.)
SHAIKH RtSH—Elev. 5,700'.
A village in Kurdistan on the left bank of the Gav-rud and ^
foot of the Kuh-Hashtah, about 30 miles south of Sinneh. It contains Tbout
is a very rich mine