Mizmār qirba [or Mizmar al-qirbat?] (gender unknown)
(with) definite article: ?original: [مِزملر قىربَ ؟]
Bagpipe, mouth-blown: 1 stock (double chanter) / no drones
Al-qirbat: goatskin bag (!); NB¹: Also mentioned in Idries Shah, »The Englishman's handbook: or How to deal with foreigners« (London, 2000; NB²: Note the (Not too serious; ws) § on bagpipes (p.95 [bottom] – 98 [upper half])); NB³: According to Elsner/Jabès, who inform us that "its pair of melody pipes is similar to that of the Zummāra", the instrument is particularly popular in the oases.
Elsner, Jürgen & Jabès, Andrée: Der Arġūl. In: Collaer [et al.]: Nordafrika (1983), p.42 (mizmār qirba).