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El Arnab
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El Arnab → Italian. El Arnab (Arabic for "the rabbit") is one mancala puzzle among many played by the Kababish in Sudan. Others are Liba(t) Iblîs ("the devils game"), El Agrab ("the scorpion") and "the story of the two maidens". The game is a solitaire as it is played by just one person.
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El Arnab → Italian. El Arnab (Arabic for "the rabbit") is one mancala puzzle among many played by the Kababish in Sudan. Others are Liba(t) Iblîs ("the devils game"), El Agrab ("the scorpion") and "the story of the two maidens". The game is a solitaire as it is played by just one person.