Nour Mahal was a widow when, in 1611, she became the bride of Jehanghire, and it is said that she took for her second husband the murderer of her first.
The contest raged fiercest round the elephant of Nour Mahal, who never quailed before the infuriated rebels who sought her life.
Spontini has chosen the story of Nour Mahal as the subject for one of his best operas.
They had many tastes in common, amongst others the passion for hunting; Nour Mahal was as fond of the chase as Zenobia.
It was strange that a haughty, overbearing, courageous woman like Nour Mahal should never have taken command of an army.
The beauty of Nour Mahal was famous throughout the East; Moore, in his "Feast of Roses," has painted her portrait most exquisitely.
The failure of this rash, though gallant attempt, proved that Mohabat was too strong to be subdued by open force; Nour Mahal therefore resolved to lull his suspicions, and trust to chance for some expedient to crush him.
Although Nour Mahal survived him for twenty-four years, she held aloof from politics.
This work is entitled Khelaset el Wafa, its author was Nour ed' dyn Aly Ibn Ahmed e' Samhoudy, [To this writer Burckhardt refers in p.
Victoria did not understand his metaphor, for the deglet nour is the finest of all dates, translucent as amber, sweet as honey, and so dear that only rich men or great marabouts ever taste it.
Dost thou not know the saying that the smile of a beautiful maiden is the deglet nour of Paradise, and nourishes a man's soul, so that he can bear any discomfort without being conscious that he suffers?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nour" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
