Qasr — may refer to:* Qasr, Libya a town in Libya * Qasr Ahmed the port for the Libyan city of Misurata * Qasr Amra a desert castle in Jordan * Qasr Azraq a desert castle in Jordan * Qasr Ibrim an archeological site in Lower Nubia * Qasr Kharana a… … Wikipedia
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