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COBHA IS THE WELCOME HALL OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD'S BUILDINGS. IT WAS A COMMON ROOM ROOM FOR ISLAMIC HOMES. COBOUR'S PLAN IS PROBABLY FROM THE CATTLE DESIGN OF THE RELIGIOUS BUILDING. THEY ARE USED TO INVITE MEN GUESTS TO SIT ON HIGH GROUND.

COMPOSITION
IT IS GENERALLY SEEN AT HOMES OF WEALTHY PEOPLE LIKE BUSINESSMAN OR LOCAL POLITICAL FIGURES. THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE LOWER OR FIRST FLOOR WAS MADE. COB'S GATE IS USUALLY AT HOME'S HALF-PERSON RISE.

COB'A CAN BE DESCRIBED IN THE FORM OF UDON AND YAN. THE KBR PARTS INCLUDE THE LOWER PARTS OF THE CENTER WHERE GUESTS COME FIRST THROUGH THE OPEN STREETS, AND THE SEAT WHERE THE GUESTS TAKE OFF THEIR SHOES AND PUT A SEAT ON THE ROOF OF THE WALL. THEY'RE INSIDE ONE OF THE GUYS. IN GENERAL, THERE ARE TWO YOUNG PEOPLE FACING EACH OTHER.

ORB'A LITERALLY MEANS KOB AND GATE. SOMETIMES THERE'S A LOT OF NOISE AND BOTH OF THEM. THE OSTRAB'A DAM WAS SET UP AS AN EXAMPLE OF ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE. A WORD IN THE HOME OF THE HIZIYA.

THE HIGH LEVEL OF THE SEAT IS THE NAME OF TAEWAN. THERE ARE TWO PEOPLE IN FULL FORM. MEN SIT THERE IN TAYER WHERE SERVANTS SERVE FOOD OR COFFEE. IN SOME PLACES, THERE IS AN EXTRA GATE NEAR TAER, WHERE SERVANTS SERVE FRUIT PRODUCTS, ETC. THE SIGN IS FOUND ON THE WALL NEXT TO TAZ WHICH IS PLACED ON THE WALLS OF THE CASM, METAL OR BOOKS. THE WALLS ARE COMPOSED OF AN ARABIC POEM, POETRY, OR SOME OUTSTANDING ART IN THE ISLAMIC WORLD. THE EWAN IS OFTEN USED TO PASS THE WALL. THERE ARE MANY TIMES IN MET KACHUI. THIS TYPE OF KUNGUNI MOSQUE IS SEEN. THE TOP ROOF ON THE KUUNGYINGA IS DECORATED WITH THE PANCAKES OF THE LORE.

EWAN'S ROOF IS USUALLY DOWN FROM THE ROOF. EARLIER IN KAA'S TEWAN, IT WAS USUALLY LIKE BARREL BARREL IN CAIRO. MAMUK KOBBO AND THERE WAS AN INWANA WINDOW (MALAF OR DISGUSAN) THAT COULD USE AIR. ON THE TOP OF THE ROOF OF OBROUB, AND ON THE TOP OF THE ROOF THERE IS A SKY-LOCKED SHAKHKHAKHAKHA, WHICH COMES INTO THE LIGHT OR IS DECORATED WITH A TATTOO.

INTERNAL FORM

THE DESIGN OF MANY BRIGHT COLORS AND COMPLEX CHARTS IS USED IN COBOUR. OFTEN, THE HOUSEHOLDER SHOWS HIS BEAUTY. A VARIETY OF STYLE DESIGNS ARE SEEN THROUGHOUT THE SIT-IN.

COBR WALLS ARE USUALLY MADE FROM CYPRUS, POPLERS, OR CHOCOLATE WOODEN PANELS. IN AZAMI STYLE, THE WOODEN WALLS IN KABBO WERE MIXED WITH COSCOMS, RAISED WITH METAL LEAVES (TIN, SILVER, GOLD), AND THEN PAINTED. THE WHOLE WALL IS ADORNED. ONCE THE OLD COB'R HAS BEEN TOUCHED BY A WALL, THEY ARE USED WITH BRIGHT COLORS. MANY NEW HOUSES SUCH AS THE BEAUTIFUL GREEN, BLUE, AND PURPLE IN DAMASCUS. THE FLOOR WAS CUT OUT OF STONE.

USAGE

COBHA IS THE SEAT OF MODERN-DAY GUESTS