Appendix K. - 12 - Ghail Hammama: Ras al Khaima A Mizaria settlement in the Wadi of thesame name, which lies just to the southof the Wadi Ghail. Kharis: Ras al Khaima A small palm grove at the foot of JebelKharis in the Wadi Ghail in the proximityof Ghail village. Al Khanya: MukhtarajaRas al Khaima A Nagbiyin plantation of some five housesin the mountains of the upper Wadi Ham,near Ghamura, Saqal: Ras al Khaima A Naqbiyin settlement to the North orBilaida in the Wadi Ham near Jebel Sal. Ghadi : Rasal Khaima A small Naqbiyin village of about 9 housesand 200 palms in the Daftah area of theWadi Ham, Daftah: Ras al Khaima A Naqbiyin village of about 15 houses withabout 1,000 date palms lying between thehead of the Wadi Madha and the Wadi Hamsome 4 miles East of Masafi. Contains aWali and force of Askars from Ras al Khaima.Until two years ago settled its disputesin Khor Fakhan. Ghamara: Ras al Khaima A Mahariza village lying about 2 milesto the South of Ma safi and containing 200palms. At the head of the Wadi Ham. Masafi: A village of about 25 houses of SharqiyinQaryat Hai aitat of the Hafaitat section at the pointRas al Khaima where the valleys of the Wadi Sijji and the Wadi Ham meet. 2,500 palms. Qaryat Mahariza: Ras al Khaima A village of about 30 houses of theMahariza tribe lying just to the North ofQaryat Hafaitat. Has 2,800 palms, anda Wali from Ras al Khaima. Ajwani: Ras al Khaima A village oi five houses of Zahum in theWadi Ajwani, to the South of the WadiSijji, the head man being Mussab bin Ali. Sijji: Ras al Khaima A village of 20 houses of Zahum in theWadi Sijji, which flows towards Dhaid.It contains the gardens of Muleibat andShayain. In the latter area theShahairah own many palms. The number ofpalms in the whole village is 2,000. Umm Halah: Ras al Khaima A small Zahum plantation of palms in theWadi Umm Halah, a tributary at the lowerend or the Wadi Sijji. Al Ideid: Ras al Khaima A Zahum settlement of about 4 houses inthe lower Wadi Sijji. Has about 120palms. Shawein: Ras al Khaima A Zahum village of 15 houses in the VadiShawain, a tributary of the lower WadiSijji. /Rusaifah
