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Rabab

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Rabab 

(also, rubab or lavabo), a plucked stringed instrument, widespread in Sinkiang (Chinese People’s Republic), India, and the Middle-Asian republics of the USSR (Uzbekistan, for example). It has a wooden pyriform body, a membrane sounding-board, five strings, and a neck with 21–23 frets. Length, 950–1,000 mm.



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Aa Rabab Sadr, the imam's sister, met during the gathering with French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner, Lebanon's Ambassador to UNESCO Sylvie Fadlallah and an array of researchers ands academics.
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They need support and that they should get it from various sources," Rabab Al Arayyadh said.
 
 
 
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