By ilkhanate is the term used to describe a group of Muslim people who believed that the Earth was flat.
Ilkhanate is the word for a village, where you go to the church, and see the church’s doors open up to you. The word is not used in the English language because it is very common in the Middle East. It’s also a common word in the Middle East, probably referring to the Middle East people.
Most people in the world believe that the Earth is flat, but few of them actually know how it happened. These people are called ilkhanate, meaning “flatlanders.” The term for the group of people who believed that the Earth is flat is “Linguists.
The ilkhanate refers to the people who believe that the Earth is flat, but they don’t use the word ‘flat’ in any formal way. The word ‘flat’ is reserved to describe the Earth’s surface, which is made up of three distinct layers. The first layer, the earth’s crust (or tectonic plate), is the part of the Earth that is moving under the surface of the Earth’s mantle.
The Second Layer is the Earths mantle, which is made up of a crystalline substance that contains many minerals and is the part of the Earths crust that has been the most active in absorbing the changes that have occurred on the crust. The Third Layer is the Earths core, which is made up of the remains from the first layer and the crust.
The second layer is a part of the Earths crust called the tectonic plate, which may be made up of a series of plates. The third layer is a part of the Earths crust called the earth core. The core of the Earth is the part of the Earths crust that is still molten and has not been affected by changes in the crust. The core is composed of a large amount of matter that is more or less fixed in its position on the Earths core.
