- published: 12 Feb 2015
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Nāḥiyah (Arabic: ناحية [ˈnæːħijæ]; pl. Nawāḥī نواحي [næˈwæːħiː]) is a name for a third-level administrative unit in Syria and Iraq, and for lower levels in Lebanon, Jordan, and the former Ottoman Empire. In Tajikistan it is on the 2nd level.
A Nahiyah contains a number of villages and sometimes smaller towns. It constitutes a division of a qadaa or mintaqah (district). Nahiya can be translated as subdistrict.
Things that are beautiful haunt me,
I am so hungry to learn all things.
Beauty and life tickle like a catch.
That scratched, but still itches, satisfying and taunting.
Things that are beautiful haunt me,
I am so hungry to learn all things.
Beauty and life tickle like a catch.