manfuha造句

• Today, Manfuha is among the poorer districts of Riyadh.
• These include Diriyah, Manfuha and Wadi Laban.
• In 1737, Deham ibn Dawwas, a refugee from neighboring Manfuha, took control of Riyadh.
• A wide avenue cuts through the center of Manfuha, named Al-A'sha Street, after its most famous son.
• As the neighboring Saudi capital expanded exponentially in the 20th century, fueled by the country's oil wealth, the walls of both Manfuha and Riyadh were torn down, and Manfuha was quickly swallowed in whole by the growing metropolis.
• As the neighboring Saudi capital expanded exponentially in the 20th century, fueled by the country's oil wealth, the walls of both Manfuha and Riyadh were torn down, and Manfuha was quickly swallowed in whole by the growing metropolis.
• In the late 18th century, Manfuha fell under the rule of the energetic ruler of Riyadh, Deham ibn Dawwas, who at the time was vigorously resisting the expansion of the new Wahhabist state established by the Al Saud clan of neighboring Diriyah ( see First Saudi State ).
• Both towns eventually succumbed to the Saudis, however, who ruled over Manfuha until their state was destroyed by an Al Rashid clan of Ha'il in the 1890s, before reverting to Saudi rule less than ten years later under the founder of Saudi Arabia, Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud.