Rag-i-Bibi
Rag-i-Bibi (Veins of the Lady) refers to a Sassanian rock relief on a cliff in modern Afghanistan. It first became known to western scholarship in 2002. It is located about a kilometre south of Shamarq and 10 km south of Puli Khumri. Rag-i-Bibi is the local name of the relief, which refers to Fatimah the daughter of Muhammad, who is venerated by the Shiites.
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Rag-i-Bibi
Rag-i-Bibi (Veins of the Lady) refers to a Sassanian rock relief on a cliff in modern Afghanistan. It first became known to western scholarship in 2002. It is located about a kilometre south of Shamarq and 10 km south of Puli Khumri. Rag-i-Bibi is the local name of the relief, which refers to Fatimah the daughter of Muhammad, who is venerated by the Shiites.
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Bei dem Rag-i-Bibi (Adern der ...... ch lokale (Gandhara) Merkmale.
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Rag-i-Bibi (Veins of the Lady) ...... but also local Gandhara ones.
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Shamarq est un village situé d ...... de, sur le site de Rag-i Bibi.
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Location of Rag-i-Bibi in Afghanistan
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Bei dem Rag-i-Bibi (Adern der ...... n Schiiten hoch angesehen war.
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Rag-i-Bibi (Veins of the Lady) ...... o is venerated by the Shiites.
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Shamarq est un village situé d ...... de, sur le site de Rag-i Bibi.
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Rag-i-Bibi
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Rag-i-Bibi
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Shamarq
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