FOR CENTURES "marsh fever" or "ague" was common in some areas of England, particularly in the Thames estuary, south-east Kent, the Fen country of Cambridgeshire, parts of Somerset and Lancashire.' Originally the word "ague" meant any acute fever but gradually it became restricted to the symptoms of plasmodial infection, as we know it.' The Italian common term "mal'aria" was introduced into this...

eulogizing has been quite common in the arabic literature for centures, and in terms of its theme, it has various sort which eulogizing our holy prophet is the most significant type. eulogizing him emerged in his time. the eulogizers praised his ethics , various moralities, different virtues, his pure ancestors, his nice ways of life, his love and affection toward people, etc. shoghi is one of ...