Noun:

सस्तन प्राणी,

mahmal's Usage Examples:

the mahmal, an empty litter carried on a camel with each pilgrim caravan from Egypt.

A mahmal (Arabic: مَحْمَل‎, romanized: maḥmal) is a ceremonial passenger-less litter that was carried on a camel among caravans of pilgrims on the Hajj.

AH (24 December 1386), when Muhammad ibn Ahmad came out to receive the mahmal he was killed by two Ismaili Assassins, and al-Mardini designated Inan as.

Sources differ on whether anything was carried within the mahmal, with.

Among the looted items was the highly decorated mahmal (litter) that represented the sovereignty of the Ottoman Sultan.

Among them are a mahmal (AH 1067 (AD 1656–7)) commissioned by the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet IV, coverings.

security of the caravan enter the Islamic edifices unarmed and without the mahmal, a ceremonial decorated camel-borne litter.

Egypt, particularly in Cairo by a jester called the "Ifrit al-mahmal, when the mahmal carrying the covering of the Kaaba was exhibited.

and ensuring the ashraf families" participation in the procession of the mahmal (decorated litter symbolizing authority of the sultan) to Mecca.

A mahmal is a passenger-less litter usually carried on a camel among a caravan of.