Nahari

The festival was paradise for the food lovers who had a wide variety to choose from, from steaming hot deep-fried paranthas to spicy chaat to the rich and finger-licking mughlai delicacies like mutton nahari and chicken changezi. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Khan Chacha was a particular favourite of children who came with small katoras to buy nahari (actually payee or buffalo heel) for two paise or an anna, as things were very cheap those days and so also meat (mutton at Rs. 1 a seer and buffalo meat at eight annas). ❋ Unknown (2009)

Way back in the 1950s there was another Khan Chacha, a pathan who had a nahari shop in Suiwalan, who had moved there from Fatehpuri after the partition. ❋ Unknown (2009)

So he bought him a shop, where the young man opened his nahari and tandoori roti joint. ❋ Unknown (2009)

When you a point a finger at someone, remember that there are 4 fingers pointing at yourself. and indeed, all you have done to us is written in our notebooks - the abominable farhoud, the aden 'riots', the ouijda 'riots', the aleppo blood libels, and the list just goes on and on. and it goes on to this day - like the attacks against the jews of raiyda and the cold-blooded murder of yaish nahari. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As fail as the goods were landed, Guacar nahari in perfon took charge of them. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. [from Old Catalog] (1795)

In the Arabic text, the porter uses the word qubul for luck, and literally says, “How sexy I am today” ya nahari l’qubul. ❋ Fatema Mernissi (2001)