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The Domestication of Horses: An Arabic Novel

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The Domestication of Horses: An Arab Narrative Arabs trace the origins of their Arabian horses back to the mare 'Baz' and the stallion 'Hashaba'. Legend says that the former was captured in Yemen by 'Baks', the grandson of Noah (peace be upon him). Friday, October 16, 2026 Salah Abdel Sattar Mohamed El Shahawy Tanta To begin: "We know of no animal more honored in name than the horse... for they say: a noble horse, a generous horse, a handsome h…
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The Domestication of Horses: An Arab Narrative Arabs trace the origins of their Arabian horses back to the mare 'Baz' and the stallion 'Hashaba'. Legend says that the former was captured in Yemen by 'Baks', the grandson of Noah (peace be upon him). Friday, October 16, 2026 Salah Abdel Sattar Mohamed El Shahawy Tanta To begin: "We know of no animal more honored in name than the horse... for they say: a noble horse, a generous horse, a handsome h…

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MEO broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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