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A variety of characters are connected to the multiverse of Rabiah.
A variety of characters are connected to the multiverse of Rabiah.
[[Abdallah]],  [[Abu Ja'far]], the [[Djinn Tribes]], [[King Suleiman]], [[Taysir]], [[Nailah]], [[El-Hajjâj]],
[[Abdallah]],  [[Abu Ja'far]], the [[Djinn Tribes]], [[King Suleiman]], [[Taysir]], [[Nailah]], [[El-Hajjâj]],
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Rabiah. Art by Brian Snõddy.
Sea of Sand Art by Jim Nelson

Rabiah the Infinite is a collection of a thousand and one originally similar planes, all refracted off of the original Rabiah during the Thousandfold Refraction. The planes have since developed independently of each other. One, known as Dark Rabiah, has been taken over by sinister forces and is as evil a place as even Phyrexia.

Rabiah was the setting for the Arabian Nights expansion, and was based upon the "Thousand and One Arabian Nights" collection of stories.

Known denizens of Rabiah

A variety of characters are connected to the multiverse of Rabiah. Abdallah, Abu Ja'far, the Djinn Tribes, King Suleiman, Taysir, Nailah, El-Hajjâj,