Kursi

Kursi denotes:

• Kursi, Arabic, DMG kursī , an armchair or a throne. In the mosque, lectern or raised sermon chair. Transferring generally "public authority". In the basic meaning “chair” moved into Urdu , Hindi and Indonesian .
  • āyat al-kursī,, Arabic, the throne verse in the Koran, see Āya
  • al-kursī al bābawī , Arabic, "the Holy See"
  • course pengadilan , Indonesian, "judge's chair"
• Kursi, Latvian for the tribe of the cures
• Natar Kursi, formerly the elected successor of a bishop in the Eastern Churches

the following places:

• Kursi (Golan) , a Byzantine monastery ruin on the Golan Heights
• Kursi (Puurmani) , a village in the Estonian rural municipality of Puurmani
• Kursi (Kuusalu) , a village in the Estonian rural community of Kuusalu
• Kursi (Tamsalu) , a village in the Estonian rural municipality of Tamsalu
• Kursi (Barabanki) , a village in the Barabanki district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.