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[[Image:mapofqatif.JPG|right|100px|thumb|Satellite image. Click for details]]'''Qatif''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]: '''القطيف''' al Kateef) is a coastal oasis located on the western bank of the [[Persian Gulf]] and covering large area consisting of many villages and cities like Saihat, Safwa, Tarut Island and many other small towns such as [[Awamia]]. Qatif is famous with [[dates]] and [[fish]]. |
[[Image:mapofqatif.JPG|right|100px|thumb|Satellite image. Click for details]]'''Qatif''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]: '''القطيف''' al Kateef) is a coastal oasis located on the western bank of the [[Persian Gulf]] and covering large area consisting of many villages and cities like Saihat, Safwa, Tarut Island and many other small towns such as [[Awamia]]. Qatif is famous with [[dates]] and [[fish]]. |
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The region of Qatif was settled more than 4,000 years ago. It was called "Cateus" by Greeks. |
The region of Qatif was settled more than 4,000 years ago. It was called "Cateus" by Greeks. |
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Revision as of 17:20, 11 July 2005
Qatif (Arabic: القطيف al Kateef) is a coastal oasis located on the western bank of the Persian Gulf and covering large area consisting of many villages and cities like Saihat, Safwa, Tarut Island and many other small towns such as Awamia. Qatif is famous with dates and fish.
The region of Qatif was settled more than 4,000 years ago. It was called "Cateus" by Greeks.
Qatif has become very famous in the oil industry recently, mainly due to the mega Qatif Project.
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