 | Geological Society of London - Electronic journals - 1875 - 1016 pages
...neighbourhood of Khaibur, iu about 26° 30' north latitude, and 40° east longitude; which, besides being traditionally said to have been in an active...fireharra' lies that known as the Harra of (the tribe of) Udhra: again, to the north of this, is the Harra of Tabuk, so called from the station of that name... | |
 | Charles Tilstone Beke - Sinai (Egypt) - 1878 - 684 pages
...neighbourhood of Khaibur, in about 26° 30' north latitude, and 40° east longitude ; which, besides being traditionally said to have been in an active...fire-harra' lies that known as the Harra of (the tribe of) Udhra : again, to the north of this, is the Harra of Tabuk, so called from the station of that name... | |
 | Charles Tilstone Beke - Midian - 1878 - 672 pages
...neighbourhood of Khaibur, in about 26° 30' north latitude, and 40° east longitude; which, besides being traditionally said to have been in an active...fire-harra' lies that known as the Harra of (the tribe of) Udhra : again, to the north of this, is the Harra of Tabuk, so called from the station of that name... | |
 | Charles Tilstone Beke - Midian - 1878 - 710 pages
...neighbourhood of Klmibur, in about 26° 30' north latitude, and 40° east longitude; which, besides being traditionally said to have been in an active...prophet's (successor, Omar. To the north-west of this 'tirc-harra' lies that known as the Harra of (the tribe of) Udhra : again, to the north of this, is... | |
 | Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain) - Electronic journals - 1879 - 606 pages
...recorded as having been in activity within the historic period is the Harrat el-Nar * (Fire Harrali), situate to the north-east of Medina, in the neighbourhood...the time of the Prophet's successor, Omar. To the norm-west of this ' Fire-Harra ' lies that known as the ' Harra of (the tribe of) Udhra ' (El-Azra)... | |
 | Sir Richard Francis Burton - Arabian Peninsula - 1879 - 390 pages
...recorded as having been in activity within the historic period is the Harrat-el-Nar ('Fire Harra'), situate to the north-east of Medina, in the neighbourhood of Khaibur (Khaybar), in about 26° 30' north lat., and 40° east long. ; which, being traditionally said to have been in an active state six... | |
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fire-harra' lies that known as the Harra of (the tribe of) Udhra : again, to the north of this, is the Harra of Tabuk, so called from the station of that name on the Hadj road from Damascus to Mekka, the position of which is about 28° 15... 