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Maarouf al-Dawalibi

Maarouf al-Dawalibi (Arabic: معروف الدواليبي, romanized: Maʿrūf al-Dawālībī; March 1909 – 15 January 2004), was a Syrian politician and was twice the prime

Maarouf al-Dawalibi

Battle of Ghaghra

action and that he had been strengthened by the defection of Shah Muhammad Maaruf an Afghan nobleman of the highest rank and consequence who had deserted

Battle of Ghaghra

Lucy Aharish

Aharish was born in Nazareth, Israel, to an Arab Muslim family. Her parents Maaruf and Salwa Aharish were originally from the city. The family moved to Dimona

Lucy Aharish

University of Essex

against the establishment of the Jewish student society. Staff member Dr Maaruf Ali was dismissed due to the discovery of social media posts which included

University of Essex

2025–26 Iraq Stars League

(Hayy Qahira) Al-Madina Stadium 32,000 Al-Zawraa Luay Salah Baghdad (Sheikh Maaruf, Al-Shaljiya) Al-Zawraa Stadium 15,443 Amanat Baghdad Wissam Talib Baghdad

2025–26 Iraq Stars League

Siege of Homs

al-Haqq commander) Maher al-Assad (since February 2012) Ghassan Afif Mohamed Maaruf Abdo al-Tallawi † Nizar al-Hussein † Units involved Free Syrian Army Homs

Siege of Homs

List of hospitals in Iraq

Hospital Kadhimiya Karkh Baghdad 211 Al Karama Teaching Hospital Sheik Maaruf Karkh Baghdad 445 Ibn Sina Hospital Green Zone Baghdad Al-Liquia Maternity

List of hospitals in Iraq

Baghdad Central Station

of the station in 2017 General information Location Qahira Street, Sheik Maaruf, Baghdad Iraq Coordinates 33°19′25″N 44°22′49″E / 33.32361°N 44.38028°E

Baghdad Central Station

National Hospital, Abuja

Services/CMAC Engr. Olusegun Shokunbi – Ag Director Maintenance Danjuma Hassan Maaruf – Director Finance and Accounts Dr. Peter Egwakhide PhD. – Director Admin/

National Hospital, Abuja

Use of child suicide bombers by Palestinian militant groups

15-year-old suspected suicide bomber was arrested in Nablus. On October 28, Ayub Maaruf, a 16-year-old Fatah suicide bomber, was arrested near Nablus along with

Use of child suicide bombers by Palestinian militant groups