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(things prohibited in Islam)
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see ALHALAL WA’L-HAR
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M.
Harapp
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Archaeological site and modern name of a city of the
Indus Valley civilization
, on the left bank of the R
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v
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River in the Pañj
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b, in what is now Pakistan. Harapp
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was the first of two major Indus Valley cities to be discovered by archaeologists; hence the Indus Valley civilization is designated the ‘Harapp
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culture’. The site of Harapp
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was first excavated, 1924–1931, and again after the Second World War.