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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 274 — Chapter VI · DOMESTIC LIFE—continued.

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The term “hareem” (which, as before mentioned, is applied both to the females of a family and to the apartments which they occupy) signifies prohibited, sacred, etc. The Turks, and many of the Arabs, use the synonymous Arabic term “haram,” which the former pronounce “harem.”

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