WHAT DOES AKHWAN MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of akhwan in the Malay dictionary
akhwan Ar sl brothers; ikhwan. Aki I grandpa, grandmother: tok ~; akhwan Ar sl saudara-saudara; ikhwan. aki I datuk, nenek: tok ~;
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «AKHWAN»
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T. E. Lawrence In War And Peace: An Anthology of the ... - Halaman 157
Without the Ateibah Ibn Saud can never take the Hejaz. These measures are defensive, and so far as his means go, Abdullah is extending them. He is also carrying the war into Ibn Saud's camp, in Qasim, the weak point of the Akhwan scheme ...
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British documents on foreign affairs: reports and papers ...
As I have frequently pointed out, the Khurma episode has its origin in Khalid joining the Akhwan movement and eventually openly revolting. King Hussein was fully occupied at the time with the war against the Turks and, miscalculating the ...
Robin Leonard Bidwell, Kenneth Bourne, Donald Cameron Watt, 1997
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Music and the Play of Power in the Middle East, North ... - Halaman 148
In this text, the Akhwan ul-Muslimi (Muslim Brotherhood) has been transformed into Akhwan ul-Shaitan (the Brotherhood of Satan). Concerts were held in support of the Taraki regime. Anwar describes one memorable performance: On the ...
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Report by His Majesty's Government to the Council of the ...
Meantime the arrival of a large body of Akhwan at Hafar early in February had alarmed the 'Iraq tribes, who withdrew to the neighbourhood of the railway, fearing reprisals for raids on the Akhwan, for which the Dhafir had been responsible ...
Great Britain. Colonial Office, 1920
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Report to the Council of the League of Nations on the ...
Meantime the arrival of a large body of Akhwan at Hafar early in February had alarmed the 'Iraq tribes, who withdrew to the neighbourhood of the railway, fearing reprisals for raids on the Akhwan, for which the Dhafir had been responsible ...
Great Britain. Colonial Office
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Secret despatches from Arabia: and other writings - Halaman 174
[Arab Bulletin, 27 January 1918] Among the recent converts to the Akhwan sect are Feisal, Watban and Lafi, of the Dueish section of the Ateibah. Parts of the Doshan got religion some months ago. Feisal became converted shortly after he had ...
Thomas Edward Lawrence, Malcolm Brown, 1991
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Iraq & The Persian Gulf - Halaman 318
Akhwan raids were quite different from the old desert halfwarfare or half-sporting foray: the Akhwan slew man, woman, and child and would drive off the whole livestock of a tribe; in one such raid they carried off 9,800 sheep, 1,630 donkeys, ...
Naval Intelligence Division,, 2014
Oneofthe firstclubs foundedwas Akhwan Safaa, established in 1905 in Zanzibar Town. Since then numerous other clubs have sprung up, including the wellknown Culture Musical Club, based in the building ofthe samename, and thesmaller, ...
Lonely Planet, Mary Fitzpatrick, Tim Bewer, 2012
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History of Khyber Medical College, and its related ... - Halaman 259
So we chose the name Akhwan Students Council. The word Akhwan is an international word. But we wanted no body to feed us from the back."44 The Akhwan Students Council remained active among the students of the College for about four ...
Ghulam Taqi Bangash, 1993
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Iraq from mandate to independence - Halaman 129
This was an unassailable argument but the difficulty was that Ibn Saud was now the southern neighbour and his Akhwan had introduced new methods into desert-raiding. The Akhwan, or Brotherhood, are a fighting force of Baduin pledged to ...
