Talk:Abd al Kuri
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Source for the Mariam IV story?
editThere seems to be no source for the Mariam IV Story told in the article. I find it far too fascinating to remove it - especially given the article's relative dearth of other content - but it wold be nice to have one. Where is it from? Wefa (talk) 18:35, 10 March 2017 (UTC)