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consume, even though we were in greater need of them than the wild animals. Then, rain came at the time we needed it most, and we saw the grass covering the ground. Our people said, 'Ami'anas has blessed us.' They also told the
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460:"Khawlan Al-Aaliya are the sons of Khawlan bin Amer bin Malik bin Al-Harith bin Murra bin Adad bin Omar bin Arib bin Zaid bin Kahlan bin Saba. And this is contrary to what Khawlan al-Aaliya are on, for they are from the beginning of time to the end of it affiliated to Himyar, and they do not deny their brothers from Khawlan bin Amer bin Al-Haf in Saada and its surroundings. And Khawlan Al-Aaliya was only said, to distinguish between the countries, not lineages, as it is said Azd Shanu’a and Azd Oman and there is no doubt that everyone is from Azd, and as it is said Tayy al-Sahl and Tayy al-Jabal, and Khawlan Al-Sham and Khawlan Al-Yemen and Hamdan al-Jibal and Hamdan al-Bun and Azd Sha’b and Azd Matrah and others."
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good neighbors to those they live among, and not to wrong anyone. The
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Khawlan bin Amer bin Malik bin Al-Harith bin Murra bin Adad. He said: And Khawlan Hadhur and Khawlan Rad’a are sons of Qahtan." Old Sabaean scriptures written in
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praised their gods and thanked them for the salvation of this caravan, and it is one of the living and fortunate Arab tribes; because it is still known, and it has an old history that we can ascend to the first millennium BC."
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Khawlan, and prevailed over them, obtaining abundant spoils. The ruler of Khawlan, it was said that his name was not mentioned in the text, and perhaps it was omitted from writing, and he was referred to as
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