10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «LAKAH»
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Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
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Egyptian Politics: The Dynamics of Authoritarian Rule - Halaman 33
The case of Ramy Lakah is one example. As one of Egypt's most successful and prominent businessmen, Lakah declared his intention in summer 2000 to enter the November legislative elections as an independent candidate in the Cairene ...
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Journal - Jilid 14 - Halaman 161
First, Oomur; second, Jeyur, (his descendants are Babrahs, Dukemehs, Kulah ;) third, Phul Lakah", (the Philani are known as his descendants;) fourth, Munayah. Oomur the son of Lakah had a son named Lakah; he had a son named Sumah, ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1845
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Entrepreneurship in Africa: A Study of Successes - Halaman 254
In November 2000, for the first time in fifty years, a Christian, Kami Lakah, successful manager, active in politics, and a committed witness to Christ, was elected directly by the people to represent them in parliament. What is more, Lakah, ...
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Musical Journeys in Sumatra - Halaman 49
THE GILO LUKAH DANCE One of the most popular of the south-coast shamanic dances is the gilo lakah (crazy fish trap) dance, which is performed in and around such towns as Painan, Pasarkuok, Buahbatung, Sirantih, Lakitan, and ...
Margaret J. Kartomi, 2012
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The Old Testament in the Life of God's People: Essays in ...
the relationship between yada' in this verse and lakah 'forget' in 2:15 confirms this view. Wolff contends not only that lakah is the opposite of yada' in Hosea but that to forget Yahweh is to forget both the tora and the gifts ...
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Institutional Reform and Economic Development in Egypt - Halaman 73
As Ramy Lakah, who heads one of Egypt's biggest businesses and employs approximately 8.000 people, admits: "I am not a member of any [business] association. These channels are not necessary to get through to government. If there is a ...
Noha El-Mikawy, Heba Ahmad Handoussa, Heba Abou Shnief, 2002
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Tsimshian Culture: A Light Through the Ages - Halaman 40
chiefs were manned by young braves, who cried aloud in front of the various camps, that the leading chief had discovered the Gan-sha-goibakim-Lakah, or that which enlightened the heavens" (1981 : 195). A slave called Zidahak was put in a ...
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Rule of Experts: Egypt, Techno-politics, Modernity - Halaman 285
The Lakah family, for example, importers of timber and other construction materials since they arrived from Syria in the 1890s, claimed by 1999 to be the largest private business group in Egypt. Rami Lakah had diversified into importing ...
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The History of Afghanistan (6 vol. set): Fayż Muḥammad ...
... leaders and people of, 481, 509 Laj-i Mangal (Gaz 6: Laj or Laja Mangal; Ayazi map 6-K: Laja Mangal), 430 Lajmir Khan, ghulam bachchah, 852 Lakah, jadran territory, 805, 913 Lakah, Khilst, people of, 901 Lakah Dahanah, jadran territory, ...
Robert McChesney, Mohammad Mehdi Khorrami, 2012
