FASCINATION ABOUT INSTRUMENTAL OUD

[and the] size [with the ‛ūd] will be: thirty-6 joint fingers—with good thick fingers—and the total will total to a few ashbār.[Notes 1] And its width: fifteen fingers. And its depth seven and a half fingers. And the measurement in the width from the bridge with the rest guiding: 6 fingers. Remains the size on the strings: thirty fingers an

Within an account given by Dijkstra in Neglected Arabia, the zār ceremony in Arabia is called kabsh (ram) because the sacrifice is central, which sacrifice is a ram. It begins in the night with an easy supper. Soon after evening meal conclude, a chant is completed for an hour or so, and after that the individuals in attendance crawl until finally