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  • Sri Lanka Army (SLA) and Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) jointly conducted cordon and search in Panku'lam area Thursday in Trincomalee district following the recovery of a consignment of explosives in the Pea'raa'ru jungle.

    TamilNet Newswire 2009

  • "The poor," adds he, "at Cairo buy sheepsheads and for a trifle have them boiled in the bazaar by persons who are not only cooks, but sellers of sheepsheads, and are therefore called raa" s, or in the Egyptian dialect rewwas. "

    Alaeddin and the Enchanted Lamp John Payne 1879

  • Lady Aisha (raa) once explained that things grown upon land usually have mistreat as great as recovering in them, though rice usually has healing.

    Islamic Healing A-Z A's admin 2009

  • Sicela ce raa he asa lóra iméch seem heri zú, aenih ovea uazk enoia ká juota mescat ysár.

    What language? 2009

  • Aisha, Lady (raa): The wife of the Holy Prophet (saws) Lady Aisha!

    Islamic Healing A-Z A's admin 2009

  • The Holy Prophet (saws) is available by Hazrat Uthman ibn Affan (raa) to have endorsed aloes to be placed upon bruise eyes to cover them.

    Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009

  • Sicela ce raa he asa lóra iméch seem heri zú, aenih ovea uazk enoia ká juota mescat ysár.

    What language? 2009

  • Lady Aisha (raa) once explained that things grown upon land usually have mistreat as great as recovering in them, though rice usually has healing.

    Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009

  • Sicela ce raa he asa lóra iméch seem heri zú, aenih ovea uazk enoia ká juota mescat ysár.

    7 posts from November 2009 2009

  • Aisha, Lady (raa): The wife of the Holy Prophet (saws) Lady Aisha!

    Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009

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