Persian geographer, Nasir Khusraw describes the Aqsa Mosque during a visit in 1047: The Haram Area (Noble Sanctuary) lies in the eastern part of the city; and through the bazaar of this (quarter) you enter the Area by a great and beautiful gateway (Dargah).
The 262-foot jump ceased functioning as a ride in 1968 after nearly three decades as one of the most popular and thrilling attractions in the bazaar of seaside diversions that made Coney Island famous.
Then again, for a campaign with deep pockets and a creative statistician, the bazaar of personal information presents an almost infinite range of possibilities -- lists of magazine subscribers, investors, fine-wine lovers, world travelers, pet owners, you name it.
Sitting in his wheelchair at Stony Brook University Medical Center, speaking through an amplified microphone, Mr. Pendergast has no illusions about the Darwinian worlds he's competing in — one for personal survival, the other for attention in the bazaar of marches and runs and walks for one cure or another.
"If someone tries to threaten us, we know how to respond," said a farmer named Hakim al-Khal in the bazaar of Karbala, and then he reached under his shirt and brandished a handgun.
Mr Mangal, however, told Mr Biden that British security in Sangin was inadequate and did not even extend to the bazaar of the small town.
With so much to learn in so little time, how does one peer through the bazaar of the expo floor and the deep specialization of the technical talks?
It is in the bazaar of ideas that robust, opinionated discussion improves your thinking and argument.
In time, the bazaar came to be known as Qissa Khwani -- the Bazaar of the Storytellers.
The bazaar of the ancient Islamic world was vividly described in the folktales of The Thousand and One Nights.
In 2014 ABHR leftover stocks of the US Army had engulfed the bazaar of Mazar at 1/2.6 USD per litre (October 2014/February 2015).
