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It is believed to be a light scented perfume even though it has a penetrating smell
. 6 . Jasmine oil ( dihn il yāsmīn ) has a light yellow color and is extracted from
Jasminum officinale . 7 . Oil from the Arabian jasmine ( dihn il fil ) is called ...
It is believed to be a light scented perfume even though it has a penetrating smell
. 6 . Jasmine oil ( dihn il yāsmīn ) has a light yellow color and is extracted from
Jasminum officinale . 7 . Oil from the Arabian jasmine ( dihn il fil ) is called ...
Pagina 52
This dye , which is imported from India and Oman , is called the light of Joseph (
nūr Yūsis ) . Indigo is appreciated for its color , its reputed beneficial effects and
its many uses . Smearing oneself - including one ' s clothes - with this blue dye is
...
This dye , which is imported from India and Oman , is called the light of Joseph (
nūr Yūsis ) . Indigo is appreciated for its color , its reputed beneficial effects and
its many uses . Smearing oneself - including one ' s clothes - with this blue dye is
...
Pagina 78
The brideto - be is secluded because her light must be preserved and protected ,
and because seclusion insures that her light would ripen ( makhmūr from
khamara to leaven , to ferment ) . I have been told by Sharjah desert bedouins
that the ...
The brideto - be is secluded because her light must be preserved and protected ,
and because seclusion insures that her light would ripen ( makhmūr from
khamara to leaven , to ferment ) . I have been told by Sharjah desert bedouins
that the ...
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Sommario
General | 11 |
The Tactile Experience | 28 |
The Visual Experience | 52 |
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Aesthetics and Ritual in the United Arab Emirates: The Anthropology of Food and Personal Adornment Among Arabian Women |
| Autore | Aida Kanafani-Zahar |
| Editore | American University of Beirut, 1983 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of Michigan |
| Digitalizzato | 8 ott 2008 |
| Lunghezza | 119 pagine |
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