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Quraysh
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Quraysh: see Kuraish Kuraish , ancient Bedouin tribe near Mecca to which Muhammad belonged. At one time camel drivers and caravan guides, they became, after acquiring custody of the Kaaba (5th cent.), one of the most powerful tribes in central Arabia and the chief family of Mecca.
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Part of Tilyani Street collapsed as a result of drilling works conducted by a licensed commercial contractor between Quraish St.
As every reader is probably aware, the Blasphemers of Quraish outnumbered Ahl al-Bayt many times over; however, God was on the side of his religion and his nation in the end, and perhaps he will come to be on their side again in our generation, since we have only tasted defeat ever since that ancient victory.
It was preceded by three new flyovers: on Tahliah Street, the bridge of King Fahd Street with Quraish and the bridge of Prince Majed Street with Gharnatah Street.
 
 
 
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