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LCSH Section Q Q (Fictitious character) (Not Subd Geog) Qabīlat Ghaṭafān (Arab tribe) Qaidam Basin (China) Q-boats USE Ghaṭafān (Arab tribe) USE Tsaidam Basin (China) USE Q-ships Qabīlat Ḥarb Qajar coins Q Class (Destroyers) (Not Subd Geog) USE Ḥarb (Arab tribe) USE Coins, Qajar BT Destroyers (Warships) Qabīlat Hawāzin Qajar dynasty, Iran, 1794-1925 Q-devices USE Hawāzin (Arab tribe) USE Iran—History—Qajar dynasty, 1794-1925 USE Q-machines Qabīlat Jumūʻīyah (Arab people) Qalʻa-i-Atash-Kuh (Iran) Q document (Synoptics criticism) USE Jumūʻīyah (Arab people) USE Shāhʹdizh (Iran) USE Q hypothesis (Synoptics criticism) Qabīlat Khuzāʻa (Arab tribe) Qala-i-Qahqaha Site (Tajikistan) Q fever (May Subd Geog) USE Khuzāʻah (Arab tribe) USE Kala-i Kakhkakha Site (Tajikistan) [QR201.Q2 (Microbiology)] Qabīlat Khuzāʻah (Arab tribe) Qalʻa Shayzar Site (Shayzar, Syria) [RA644.Q25 (Public health)] USE Khuzāʻah (Arab tribe) USE Shayzar Castle Site (Shayzar, Syria) [RC182.Q35 (Internal medicine)] Qabīlat Kilāb Qalaat al-Mudik, Tall (Syria) BT Pneumonia USE Kilāb (Arab tribe) USE Apamea ad Orontem (Extinct city) Rickettsial diseases Qabīlat Kindah (Arab tribe) Qalʻah (Cairo, Egypt) Q-groups USE Kindah (Arab tribe) USE Citadel (Cairo, Egypt) UF Groups, Q Qabīlat Madhḥij Qalʻah-ʼi Falak al-aflāk (Khurramʹābād, Luristān, Iran) Groups, Rational USE Madhḥij (Arab tribe) USE Falak al-aflāk Fortress (Khurramʹābād, Rational groups Qabīlat Makhzūm Luristān, Iran) BT Finite groups USE Makhzūm (Arab tribe) Qalʻah-i Rustam (Iran) Q hypothesis (Synoptics criticism) Qabīlat Taghlib UF Qale Rostam (Iran) UF Logia source (Synoptics criticism) USE Taghlib (Arab tribe) Rustam Fort (Iran) Q document (Synoptics criticism) Qabīlat Tayʾ (Arab tribe) BT Fortification—Iran Sayings source (Synoptics criticism) USE Ṭayʾ (Arab tribe) Qalʻah, Temple of (Qifṭ, Egypt) BT Jesus Christ—Words Qābis Gulf (Tunisia) USE Temple of al-Qalʻah (Qifṭ, Egypt) Synoptic problem USE Gabès, Gulf of (Tunisia) Qalamūn Mountain (Syria) RT Two source hypothesis (Synoptics criticism) Qaboos Port (Oman) UF Jabal-el-Kalamoune (Syria) Q-machines (May Subd Geog) USE Qābūs Harbor (Oman) Jabal Qalamūn (Syria) [QC718.5.Q17] Qābūs Harbor (Oman) Kalamoune Mountain (Syria) UF Q-devices UF Mīnāʼ Qaboos (Oman) BT Mountains—Syria BT Plasma (Ionized gases) Mīnāʼ Qābūs (Oman) Qalandar (Pakistani people) (May Subd Geog) Q meters Qaboos Port (Oman) [DS380.Q35] USE Quality factor meters BT Harbors—Oman UF Kalandarānis (Pakistani people) Q methodology Qaddish (Music) BT Ethnology—Pakistan USE Q technique USE Kaddish (Music) Qalandarīyah (May Subd Geog) Q ratio Qadesh (Extinct city) [BP189.7.Q35-BP189.7.Q352] USE Tobin's q USE Kadesh (Extinct city) UF Ḳalandariyya Q-rings Qadesh, Battle of, Kadesh, ca. 1300 B.C. BT Dervishes USE Quotient rings USE Kadesh, Battle of, Kadesh, ca. 1300 B.C. Sufism q-series Qadhf (Islamic law) (May Subd Geog) Qalaqarzi language [QA295] Here are entered works on the accusation of USE Kgalagadi language BT Series sexual intercourse under Islamic law. Qalʻat (Aleppo, Syria) Q Series (Transport plane) BT Libel and slander (Islamic law) USE Citadel (Aleppo, Syria) USE Dash-8 (Transport plane) Qadiani Qalʻat ʻAjāj (Bahrain) Q-ships (May Subd Geog) USE Ahmadiyya UF ʻAjāj Fort (Bahrain) UF Decoy ships Qādirīyah (May Subd Geog) Fort of Bahrain (Bahrain) Mystery ships [BP189.7.Q3-BP189.7.Q32] Qalʻat Al-Bahrain (Bahrain) Q-boats UF Kadiriyya Qalʻat Farangi (Bahrain) BT Warships BT Sufism BT Fortification—Bahrain Q-spaces, Hewitt spaces Qādirīyah members (May Subd Geog) Bahrain—Antiquities USE Hewitt-Nachbin spaces Qādīshā Wādī (Lebanon) Qalʻat Al-Bahrain (Bahrain) Q technique (May Subd Geog) UF Wādī Qādīshā (Lebanon) [Former heading] USE Qalʻat ʻAjāj (Bahrain) [BF698.75] BT Wadis—Lebanon Qalʻat al-Jabal (Cairo, Egypt) UF Q methodology Qādisīyah, Battle of, 637 USE Citadel (Cairo, Egypt) BT Personality tests USE Qādisīyah, Battle of, Iraq, 637 Qalʻat al-Mishnaqa (Jordan) Q-TIP trusts Qādisīyah, Battle of, Iraq, 637 USE Machaerus (Jordan) USE Qualified terminable interest property trusts UF al-Qādisīyah, Battle of, 637 [Former heading] Qalʻat al-Shaqif Arnun (Lebanon) Qaba (African people) (May Subd Geog) Kadisiya, Battle of, Iraq, 637 USE Beaufort Castle (Lebanon) UF Amaqaba (African people) Qādisīyah, Battle of, 637 [Former heading] Qalʻat ash Shaqif (Lebanon) Amaqwathi (African people) Qādisiyya, Battle of al-, Iraq, 637 USE Beaufort Castle (Lebanon) Qaba (Bantu tribe) [Former heading] BT Iran—History—To 640 Qalʻat Farangi (Bahrain) Qwathi (African people) Iraq—History—634-1534 USE Qalʻat ʻAjāj (Bahrain) BT Bantu-speaking peoples Islamic Empire—History—622-661 Qalʻat Jaʻbar Site (Syria) Ethnology—South Africa Qādisiyya, Battle of al-, Iraq, 637 UF Qalʻat Jaʻbir Site (Syria) Qaba (Bantu tribe) USE Qādisīyah, Battle of, Iraq, 637 BT Syria—Antiquities USE Qaba (African people) Qadiyani Qalʻat Jaʻbir Site (Syria) Qabalah USE Ahmadiyya USE Qalʻat Jaʻbar Site (Syria) USE Cabala Qaḍīyat al-Ṣināʻah Trial, Cairo, Egypt, 1986-1987 Qalʻat Shayzar Site (Shayzar, Syria) Qabardian language USE Industry Affair Trial, Cairo, Egypt, 1986-1987 USE Shayzar Castle Site (Shayzar, Syria) USE Kabardian language Qadr, Laylat Qalb (The Arabic word) Qabena (African people) USE Laylat al-Qadr BT Arabic language—Etymology USE Qebena (African people) Qafzeh Cave (Israel) Qale Rostam (Iran) Qabena dialect UF Har Qedumim Cave (Israel) USE Qalʻah-i Rustam (Iran) USE Qebena dialect Jebel Kafzeh (Israel) Qal'eh-ye Shāh Dezh (Iran) Qabiao language Jebel Qafzeh (Israel) USE Shāhʹdizh (Iran) USE Laqua language Kafzeh Cave (Israel) Qalq-a (Mongolian people) Qabīlat Āl Faḍl (Arab tribe) BT Caves—Israel USE Khalkha (Mongolian people) USE Fuḍūl (Arab tribe) Israel—Antiquities Qamarān Island (Yemen) Qabīlat al-Fuḍūl (Arab tribe) Qagaamila (Alaska) USE Kamaran Island (Yemen) USE Fuḍūl (Arab tribe) USE Kagamil Island (Alaska) Qanâ el Suweis (Egypt) Qabīlat al-Ḥawāzimah (Arab tribe) Qagaamilan (Alaska) USE Suez Canal (Egypt) USE Ḥawāzimah (Arab tribe) USE Kagamil Island (Alaska) Qānā Massacre, Qānā, Lebanon, 1996 Qabīlat al-Jūhīyīn (Arab tribe) Qahal (The Hebrew word) BT Lebanon—History—Israeli intervention, 1996 USE Jūhīyūn (Arab tribe) USE Ḳahal (The Hebrew word) Massacres—Lebanon Qabīlat Balī (Arab tribe) Qahar Mongols Qanah River Cave (West Bank) USE Balī (Arab tribe) USE Chahar Mongols UF Kanah River Cave (West Bank) Qabīlat Banī Hilāl (Arab tribe) Qaḥṭān (Arab tribe) (May Subd Geog) Meʻarat Naḥal Ḳanah (West Bank) USE Banū Hilāl (Arab tribe) [DS219.Q24] Naḥal Ḳanah Cave (West Bank) Qabilat Dhubyān (Arab tribe) UF Ḳaḥṭān (Arab tribe) Nah̲al Qana Cave (West Bank) USE Dhubyān (Arab tribe) BT Arabs Nahal Qanah Cave (West Bank) Qabīlat Ghāmid (Arab tribe) Ethnology—Saudi Arabia Wādī Qānah Cave (West Bank) USE Ghāmid (Arab tribe) BT Caves—West Bank Q-1 USE Ghāmid (Arab tribe) BT Caves—West Bank Qanan-tanax (Alaska) Qarakhanid language Qashqari language USE Kasatochi Volcano (Alaska) USE Karakhanid language USE Khowar language Qanat Qarakhanids Qasīdahs USE Qanats USE Qarakhanid dynasty, 9th-11th centuries USE Qasidas Qanāt as Suways (Egypt) Qaranicagi Cave (Fiji) Qasidas USE Suez Canal (Egypt) USE Qaranicagi Rockshelter (Fiji) UF Casidas Qanāt Junqalī (South Sudan) Qaranicagi Rock Shelter (Fiji) Kasidas USE Jonglei Canal (South Sudan) USE Qaranicagi Rockshelter (Fiji) Qasīdahs Qanat Junqoley (South Sudan) Qaranicagi Rockshelter (Fiji) Qasidas, Arabic USE Jonglei Canal (South Sudan) UF Qaranicagi Cave (Fiji) BT Laudatory poetry Qanats (May Subd Geog) Qaranicagi Rock Shelter (Fiji) Arabic poetry [TD404.7] Qaranicagi Site (Fiji) Qasidas, Arabic UF Aflaj BT Caves—Fiji USE Qasidas Fakkaras Fiji—Antiquities Qasidas, Burushaski (May Subd Geog) Foggaras Qaranicagi Site (Fiji) UF Burushaski qasidas Kanât USE Qaranicagi Rockshelter (Fiji) BT Burushaski poetry Karez Qarapapaqs (Turkic people) Qasidas, Hebrew (May Subd Geog) Käris USE Karapapaks (Turkic people) UF Hebrew qasidas Kariz Qaraqalpaq (Turkic people) BT Hebrew poetry Khattaras USE Kara-Kalpaks (Turkic people) Qasidas, Persian (May Subd Geog) Mambas (Water supply) Qaraqalpaq language Qasidas, Urdu (May Subd Geog) Qanat [Former heading] USE Kara-Kalpak language UF Urdu qasidas Rhettaras Qaraqorum (Extinct city) Qasila, Tel (Israel) BT Irrigation engineering USE Karakorum (Extinct city) USE Qasila Site (Israel) Water-supply engineering Qaraqum (Turkmenistan) Qasila Site (Israel) Qangli (Turkic people) USE Kara Kum (Turkmenistan) [DS110.Q32] USE Kangly (Turkic people) Qarara Site (Egypt) UF Ḳasilah Site (Israel) Qāniʼ Site (Yemen) UF Karara Site (Egypt) Qasila, Tel (Israel) BT Yemen (Republic)—Antiquities BT Egypt—Antiquities Qasile Site (Israel) Q'anjob'al Indians Qarawi language Qassile Site (Israel) USE Kanjobal Indians USE Jibbali language Tel el Qasile (Israel) Q'anjob'al language Qarḍābiyyah, Battle of, Libya, 1915 Tel el Qassile (Israel) USE Kanjobal language USE Qurḍābīyah, Battle of, Libya, 1915 Tel-Ḳasilah (Israel) Qantarah River (Italy) Qarhan Salt Lake (China) Tel Qasila (Israel) USE Alcantara River (Italy) UF Chʻa-erh-han yen hu (China) Tell Qasile (Israel) Qānūn (Musical instrument) (May Subd Geog) Chʻa-erh-han yen ti (China) BT Israel—Antiquities UF K'anon (Musical instrument) Chaerhan Yandi (China) Qasile Site (Israel) Kanonaki (Musical instrument) Chaerhan Yanhu (China) USE Qasila Site (Israel) Kanoon (Musical instrument) Qarhan Yanhu (China) Qasim, Port (Pakistan) Kanun (Musical instrument) BT Salt lakes—China USE Port Mohammad bin Qasim (Pakistan) BT Musical instruments—Middle East Qarhan
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