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rafiya ﻟﻧﯾﯾ طوﺟﺔاﺑزو d T alaamari ﺑﻗﺎر ﻋجﻲ d WesternTiba C2541 ﻟﯾﯾ ﺳاﺑلﺗن MashElhiu ta Nash ir d d C2883 Farhaniyeh T albiseh WesternHsseinEin d ﻣﺳﻌدة C2613 ﯾوﻋ نﺣﯾﺳن T esnine SY0404 ﻗ ﺻﯾﺎرا Battar C3394 C2604 d ﻠدﺗو Shweihdat d Bsarsar C5509 BteisetEljerd C2546 C2887 مﺷأرﺷوح C5493 d C5498 d ﻠﻣﻌﺗري C2873 d SY040401 d ﻟﻟﯾ ﻐﺑاﯾطاﺔرﺔﺑ اﻷﯾﺔ_ﻧﺷﻓﯾﺎرﺧزر d ﻣﻠﻟ وﺷﺣاﺗﻰ d C5506 d ﯾ ﻋنﺣﯾ ﺳنﻏرﺑﻲ ﻟﻔﯾارﺔﻧﺣﺎ d C2685 d Akakir d ﻧﯾرﺷ C5576 EldananirEin ﻟراﺳﺗن d ﯾﺗﻧنﺳ ﻟﺑاطﺎر OyunElwadi Jweikat Yamama BweidetRihaniya ﯾﻠﺑﺳﺗﺔ d d ﯾﻟﺑ ﺗﺳﺟاﺔرد d d ﺑ ﺻر ﺻر ﻟﯾﺷاﮭودات d C2694 C2698 C3390 d TJyorine al Makrumiyeh d C2601 Masudiyeh Hash emiyeh C2602 C2923 C2950 ﯾرﻧﻧﻟﺎﯾد اﻋن C2880 WESTERNFARHANIYEH C2879 SaanElosud ﻋﻛﯾﺎرﻛ BaydarRafie Kafram ﻟﯾﺟاوﺧﺎت ﯾﻟوﻋ وااندي d ﻣﻣﯾﺎﺔﻟا Som aah d ﻣﺳﻌﯾوﺔد AlMakh rim ﯾﺑوﯾﯾ ﺿﺔﻧﺔرﺣﺎ d C2877 C2881 d ﺗ ﯾﯾلوﺟرن C2829 d LowerMakh ram d d ﻣﯾﻟﻛﺔﻣار C2557 C6590 ﺳﻌ اﻻنﺳود ﻟﮭﯾاﺎﺔﻣﺷ Qanniyeh d ﯾﯾدﻊ ﻓﺑرر C5466 C2927 MintarElabal ﻓ ﯾرﺔﻏﻧﺣرﺎﺑﻲ d ﻛﻔمرا Jarwiyeh MaabOb - in MashElhiu ta d Fahel SY0406 MizyenElbaqar ﻟاﺻﻣوﻌﺔ d C2951 ﻟﻣﺗ اﺧﻧﺣمﻲﺗرﺎ C5556 d C5483 MlihetDweirElmaluah Qabu WesternGhor Ghor - 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