1.
Encyclopaedia of the Orient
... as well as MSIE 3 will do that. Click here to go to the requested single page of the Encyclopaedia of the Orient:. http://i-cias/e.o/babism.htm.
2.
Mesopotamia
539: Babylon is conquered by the Persians. The Persians divided Mesopotamia into 2 satrapies; Babylon and Ashur, where Babylon was the most important in ...
3.
LookLex / Morocco / Marrakech / Palm gardens
Travel related article on this destination. Photos and interactive map.
4.
Orumiyeh
Orumiyeh lies on an altitude of about 1300 metres above sea level, and bears the same name as Lake Orumiyeh (see aerophoto) about 20 km to the east, ...
5.
Baghdad
The country's main airport, Baghdad International Airport, lies here as well ... in the Baghdad governorate, hundreds of intermediate and secondary schools, ...
6.
Baghdad
Baghdad is the main transportation hub of Iraq, and is linked with the two ... Since the US/British-Iraq War of 2003 Baghdad has been through a period of ...
7.
Baghdad Pact
1955 February 24: A military agreement is signed between Iraq and Turkey, and the term "Baghdad Pact" begins to be used. — Iran, Pakistan and Britain join ...
8.
Baghdad
762: Caliph al-Mansur selects the site of the Persian village Baghdad as the ... 1957: University of Baghdad opens. 1963: Al-Mustansiriyah University opens. ...
9.
Mesopotamia
1258: Following a sack of the Mongols, many state structures of Mesopotamia and the Muslim deteriorates. Both culture and economy suffer. ...
10.
Yarmuk River
Yarmuk River Arabic: nahr 'al-yarmūk or just 'al-yarmūk ... Water from the Yarmuk is used for irrigation of the part of the Jordan River valley which is ...
