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| Q: Theoretical gospel, of which no parts exist, and of which there are no direct, nor indirect, historical sources. | | Qaboos ibn Said: Arabic reference to Sultan and sole ruler of Oman since 1970. Includes biography. (1940- ). | | Qadi: Judge in Islam, whose responsibility is restricted to issues connected to religion. | | Qahira: Capital of Egypt with an estimated 8.2 million population. Includes culture, education, economy and history. | | Qatar: Independent monarchy (emirate), divided into 9 municipalities. Estimated 817,000 inhabitants. Borders Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. | | Qattara: Depression in western Egypt, with a size of 19,500 km². Composed of sand desert, salt lakes and marshes. | | Qibla: Direction in which the believer is oriented for salat, the prayer of Islam. Located in a mosque, indicated by a mihrab, a niche in the wall. | | Qom: City in Iran with over 780,000 inhabitants. Area grows grain, oilseeds, vegetables, cotton, fruits, nuts and opium poppies. Industries produce cotton textiles, shoes, pottery and glass. | | Quds, Al: Arabic word for Jerusalem, capital of Israel, with over 610,000 inhabitants. Includes articles on culture, religious importance, economy and history timeline. |
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