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Hirah
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Hirah (hī`rə), in the Bible, Judah's father-in-law.


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He explained that reception centers include Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz International Airport, the arrival and departure center at Kilo 9 in Al-Hirah Street, five pilgrims' services units around the Prophet's Mosque and 25 field offices for the PEG in addition to hotels, furnished apartments and religious and historic sites usually visited by the pilgrims.
We all know that Al-Thubyani was a favorite poet of Al-NuAAEman Ibn Al-Munthir, known as Abu-Qabus, that the King of al-Hirah became angry with him because of some envious peopleAAEs betrayal, and that Al-Nabighah took refuge in the courts of the Ghassanid kings in ancient Syria, which included parts of Lebanon and Palestine.
We all know that al-Dhubyani was a favourite poet of al-Nu`man ibn al-Mundhir, known as Abu-Qabus, that the King of al-Hirah became angry with him because of some envious people's betrayal, and that al-Nabighah took refuge in the courts of the Ghassanid kings in ancient Syria, which included parts of Lebanon and Palestine.
 
 
 
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