Al-Qilada - Revision history

Sushoff at 18:37, 2 September 2026

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	'''al-Qilāda''' (Arabic: القِلادَة, , “the necklace”) is a six‑star asterism in [[Sagittarius]] whose stars trace an arc-shaped figure, curved like a bow or celestial necklace in the sky.		'''al-Qilāda''' (Arabic: القِلادَة, , “the necklace”) is a six‑star asterism in [[Sagittarius]] whose stars trace an arc-shaped figure, curved like a bow or celestial necklace in the sky.

	Alqilada is a modern IAU-star name for ο Sgr in [[Sagittarius]] since August 2026.		'''Alqilada''' (simplified modern spelling variant) is a modern IAU-star name for ο Sgr in [[Sagittarius]] since August 2026.

	==Provenance, Etymology, History==		==Provenance, Etymology, History==

Ericmamajek: /* IAU Working Group Star Names */

2026-08-31T06:07:31Z

IAU Working Group Star Names

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	==IAU Working Group Star Names==		==IAU Working Group Star Names==

	In August 2016, the name Alqilada was adopted by IAU WGSN for the star designated omicron Sgr		In August 2016, the name '''Alqilada''' was adopted by IAU WGSN for the star designated [https://simbad.cds.unistra.fr/simbad/sim-id?Ident=omi+Sgr omicron Sgr
	(39 Sgr, HD 177241, HR 7217, HIP 93683, 2MASS J19044099-2144294, Gaia DR3 4081642115877635840). The star has apparent V magnitude 3.76 and lies 42 parsecs away (ESA 1997), and is a spectral standard star of type G9IIIb (Keenan & McNeil 1989). The star appears as the "A" component of a ~~binary~~ (ADS 11996 A, WDS J19047-2144A), however the "B" component appears to be a 13th magnitude ~~background~~ star (Gaia DR3 4081642008493395968) ~~38 arcseconds away,~~ and unrelated to omicron Sgr.		(39 Sgr, HD 177241, HR 7217, HIP 93683, 2MASS J19044099-2144294, Gaia DR3 4081642115877635840)]. The star has apparent V magnitude 3.76 and lies 42 parsecs away (ESA 1997), and is a spectral standard star of type G9IIIb ([https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1989ApJS...71..245K/abstract Keenan & McNeil 1989]). The star appears as the "A" component of a double star (ADS 11996 A, WDS J19047-2144A), however the "B" component appears to be a faint, 13th magnitude star (Gaia DR3 4081642008493395968) whose small proper motion and parallax show it to be a distant background star unrelated to omicron Sgr.

	== Weblinks ==		== Weblinks ==

Ericmamajek: added star info on omi Sgr

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added star info on omi Sgr

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	==IAU Working Group Star Names==		==IAU Working Group Star Names==

	In ~~202x~~, the name ~~...~~ was ~~suggest as a star name in the area that is covered~~ by the ~~historical asterism. It is suggested to be used for ...~~		In August 2016, the name Alqilada was adopted by IAU WGSN for the star designated omicron Sgr
			(39 Sgr, HD 177241, HR 7217, HIP 93683, 2MASS J19044099-2144294, Gaia DR3 4081642115877635840). The star has apparent V magnitude 3.76 and lies 42 parsecs away (ESA 1997), and is a spectral standard star of type G9IIIb (Keenan & McNeil 1989). The star appears as the "A" component of a binary (ADS 11996 A, WDS J19047-2144A), however the "B" component appears to be a 13th magnitude background star (Gaia DR3 4081642008493395968) 38 arcseconds away, and unrelated to omicron Sgr.
	~~WGSN decided in ... 202x to name ...~~ ...

	~~This~~ star ~~is <~~a ~~red giant or whatelse> ... here astrophysical data will be added~~ (~~by Eric~~, ~~most likely~~) ~~after~~ the ~~decision~~.

	== Weblinks ==		== Weblinks ==

IanRidpath: /* Provenance, Etymology, History */ Same again

2026-08-19T11:21:27Z

Provenance, Etymology, History: Same again

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	* ''El-kelâda'', Ideler. p. 190<ref name="ideler"/>		* ''El-kelâda'', Ideler. p. 190<ref name="ideler"/>
	* ''al-kilâdat'', Schjellerup p. 179<ref name="Schjellerup"/>		* ''al-kilâdat'', Schjellerup p. 179<ref name="Schjellerup"/>
	* ''Al Kilādah'', ~~Hinckley~~. p. 355<ref name="Hinckley"/>		* ''Al Kilādah'', Allen. p. 355<ref name="Hinckley"/>
	* ''al-qilāda'', Kunitzsch, entry 229, p. 94<ref name="Kunitzsch1961"/>		* ''al-qilāda'', Kunitzsch, entry 229, p. 94<ref name="Kunitzsch1961"/>

IanRidpath: /* Bibliography */ Corrected author name

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Bibliography: Corrected author name

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	== Bibliography ==		== Bibliography ==
	Lisān al-ʿarab<ref name="lisan"/>, Kitāb al-Kawākib<ref name="khalid2021sufi"/>, Ibn Qutayba<ref name="qutayba"/>, Al-Marzūqī<ref name="marzuqi"/>, Kunitzsch<ref name="Kunitzsch1961"/>, Danielle Adams<ref name="Adams2018"/>, Laffitte (2012<ref name="Laffitte2012"/>, 2025<ref name="Laffitte2025"/>), Urjuzat al-Kawākib<ref name="khalid2021urjuza"/>, Al-Ṯaqafī<ref name="thaqafi"/>, Al-Farāhīdī<ref name="farahidi"/>, Al-Ṣūfī 1954<ref name="sufi1954"/> Ideler 1809<ref name="ideler"/>, Schjellerup<ref name="Schjellerup"/>, ~~Hinckley~~<ref name="Hinckley"/>		Lisān al-ʿarab<ref name="lisan"/>, Kitāb al-Kawākib<ref name="khalid2021sufi"/>, Ibn Qutayba<ref name="qutayba"/>, Al-Marzūqī<ref name="marzuqi"/>, Kunitzsch<ref name="Kunitzsch1961"/>, Danielle Adams<ref name="Adams2018"/>, Laffitte (2012<ref name="Laffitte2012"/>, 2025<ref name="Laffitte2025"/>), Urjuzat al-Kawākib<ref name="khalid2021urjuza"/>, Al-Ṯaqafī<ref name="thaqafi"/>, Al-Farāhīdī<ref name="farahidi"/>, Al-Ṣūfī 1954<ref name="sufi1954"/> Ideler 1809<ref name="ideler"/>, Schjellerup<ref name="Schjellerup"/>, Allen<ref name="Hinckley"/>

	== Reference ==		== Reference ==

ASEtech: infobox

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infobox

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 '''al-Qilāda''' (Arabic: القِلادَة, , “the necklace”) is a six‑star asterism in [[Sagittarius]] whose stars trace an arc-shaped figure, curved like a bow or celestial necklace in the sky.

Sushoff at 12:36, 18 August 2026

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	'''al-Qilāda''' (Arabic: القِلادَة, , “the necklace”) is a six‑star asterism in [[Sagittarius]] whose stars trace an arc-shaped figure, curved like a bow or celestial necklace in the sky.		'''al-Qilāda''' (Arabic: القِلادَة, , “the necklace”) is a six‑star asterism in [[Sagittarius]] whose stars trace an arc-shaped figure, curved like a bow or celestial necklace in the sky.

			Alqilada is a modern IAU-star name for ο Sgr in [[Sagittarius]] since August 2026.

	==Provenance, Etymology, History==		==Provenance, Etymology, History==

Sushoff at 12:20, 16 August 2026

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	[[Category:Arabic]]		[[Category:Arabic]]
	[[Category:Asterism]][[Category:Constellation]]		[[Category:Asterism]][[Category:Constellation]]
	[[Category:Star Name]]		[[Category:IAU-Star Name]]
			[[Category:Sgr]]

KhalidAlAjaji: /* Provenance, Etymology, History */

2026-08-12T21:07:56Z

Provenance, Etymology, History

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	==Provenance, Etymology, History==		==Provenance, Etymology, History==
	[[File:Qilada.png\|thumb\|Traditional necklaces exhibited in al-Šarīf museum in Taif, western Saudi Arabia. (CC BY Khalid AlAjaji 2026).]]		[[File:Qilada.png\|thumb\|Traditional necklaces, ''Qiladas'' exhibited in al-Šarīf museum in Taif, western Saudi Arabia. (CC BY Khalid AlAjaji 2026).]]

	'''Variants''' (in spelling, in name)		'''Variants''' (in spelling, in name)

KhalidAlAjaji at 21:03, 12 August 2026

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	==Provenance, Etymology, History==		==Provenance, Etymology, History==
			[[File:Qilada.png\|thumb\|Traditional necklaces exhibited in al-Šarīf museum in Taif, western Saudi Arabia. (CC BY Khalid AlAjaji 2026).]]

	'''Variants''' (in spelling, in name)		'''Variants''' (in spelling, in name)