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العنوان Six months in Meccah: an account of the Mohammedan pilgrimage to Meccah. Recently accomplished by an Englishman professing Mohammedanism
الموضوع
Social life and customs DS248.M4 K43 1881 915.6
الوصف By J. F. Keane (Hajj Mohammed Amin)., Digital reproduction of original also available on the Internet., Also issued online.
الناشر Tinsley brothers
مساهم Keane John F. (John Fryer) 1854-1937
التاريخ 1881
الصيغة print, 212 pages ; 23 cm, unmediated, volume
رقم التصنيف QNL:00011726 http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/dig/pres/2005-170 lccn: 05010096 oclc: 2698374
اللغة eng
مواد ذات علاقة Six months in Meccah--(OCoLC)579772635
تغطية Mecca (Saudi Arabia), Arabian Peninsula
الحقوق No Known Copyright
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