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Τι (ποιος) είναι Sanaa$531560$ - ορισμός
DIRECTOR
Saana Hamri; Sanaa Hamari
Sanaa University
UNIVERSITY IN SANAA, YEMEN
Sana'a University; Sana'a university; University of Sanaa; San'a university; Sana University
Sanaa University ( ) was established in 1970 as the first and the primary university in the Yemen Arab Republic (North Yemen), now the Republic of Yemen (see also Aden University). It is located in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, and is currently organized with 17 faculties.
SANAA
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.jpg?width=200 "Art gallery in Sanaa")
![Bab Al-Yemen]] (Gate of The Yemen) at the centre of the old town](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bab Al Yemen Sanaa Yemen.jpg?width=200 "Bab Al-Yemen]] (Gate of The Yemen) at the centre of the old town")
![majlis]] (sitting room) in Sanaa, 2013](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/House Interior, Sanaa (10720986825).jpg?width=200 "majlis]] (sitting room) in Sanaa, 2013")
![Government 3 times, [[Yemen]] 1990 – 2012.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Houthis-control 2014-2015.gif?width=200 "Government 3 times, [[Yemen]] 1990 – 2012.")
![View of Wadi as-Sailah street in 1988, with the minaret of the [[al-Mahdi Mosque]] visible in the background](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Jemen1988-142 hg.jpg?width=200 "View of Wadi as-Sailah street in 1988, with the minaret of the [[al-Mahdi Mosque]] visible in the background")
.jpg?width=200 "Market stall in Sanaa")
.jpg?width=200 "Market in the Old City")
.jpg?width=200 "Evening in the Old City")
.png?width=200 "Ottoman map of Sanaa, 1874")
.jpg?width=200 "A few of Sanaa's many dababs")
![Quranic]] manuscripts in existence](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/SanaaQuoranDoubleVersions.jpg?width=200 "Quranic]] manuscripts in existence")
.jpg?width=200 "Store models showing traditional Sanʽani women's clothes")
![A 1958 view of [[Taizz Road]], just outside the [[Bab al-Yaman]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Taizz Road 1958.JPG?width=200 "A 1958 view of [[Taizz Road]], just outside the [[Bab al-Yaman]]")
.jpg?width=200 "Vegetable garden in the old city")
![A [[UNICEF]] project to provide water in Sanaa, 2015](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Water crisis in sana'a.jpg?width=200 "A [[UNICEF]] project to provide water in Sanaa, 2015")
![Sarawat]]'' in the area of Sanaa. Local legend has it that after the death of [[Noah]], his son [[Shem]] built the city at the base of this mountain.<ref name="Laughlin2008a"/>](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/جبل نقم - panoramio.jpg?width=200 "Sarawat]]'' in the area of Sanaa. Local legend has it that after the death of [[Noah]], his son [[Shem]] built the city at the base of this mountain.<ref name=\"Laughlin2008a\"/>")
_(2286023513).jpg?width=200 "Several tower houses in Sanaa")
.jpg?width=200 "Tower houses")
.jpg?width=200 "Closer view of a single tower house, showing the plaster decoration")
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.jpg?width=200 "A house in Sana'a")
.jpg?width=200 "House with traditional ''Qamariah''")
.jpg?width=200 "A dome in old Sana'a")
.jpg?width=200 "Night streetscene in Sanaʽa, Yemen")
.jpg?width=200 "Narrow street in Sanaa")
.jpg?width=200 "Ground-level view of a tower house")
CAPITAL CITY OF YEMEN
Sanaa, Temen; Sanaá, Yemen; Sanaa, Yemen; San'a; San'a'; Sana, Yemen; صنعاء; Sana’a; Sana`a; Sana'a, Yemen; Ṣan‘ā’; San`a'; Sana‘a; Sana'h; Sanaá; San‘a’; Old City of Sana'a; Sana'; Sa’nna; Sana Yemen; Old Sana'a; Şan‘ā'; Sanaa, YM; San'a', Yemen; Sana'a, YM; Amanat Al Asimah Governorate; Amanat Al Asimah; Sana’a, Yemen; Sana'a (city); Sana'a'; Sana Municipality; History of Sana'a; Jabal Nuqm; Sana'a; Sanaʻa; Sana'a Zoo; Sanaʽa; Amanat Al-Asemah; Sanā; Amanat al-Asimah Governorate; Ṣanʿāʾ; Sanʿa; Demographics of Sanaa; Economy of Sanaa; Transport in Sanaa
SANAA (Sejima and Nishizawa and Associates) is an architectural firm based in Tokyo, Japan. It was founded in 1995 by architects Kazuyo Sejima (1956–) and Ryue Nishizawa (1966–), who were awarded the Pritzker Prize in 2010.
Madid
![Sarat range]],<ref name="Burrows2010" /><ref name="Laughlin2008" /> is in [[Bani Matar District]]<ref name="Mindat" />](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Kawkaban -68 (353668857).jpg?width=200 "Sarat range]],<ref name=\"Burrows2010\" /><ref name=\"Laughlin2008\" /> is in [[Bani Matar District]]<ref name=\"Mindat\" />")
GOVERNORATE OF YEMEN
San'a Governorate; Sanaá Governorate; Sana`a Governorate; San'a' Governorate; الضيعة; Zijan, Yemen; Ad Da'ir; Ad Dabbat; Ad Dabr; Ad-Dafa; Ad Dahrah; Ad Dar Al Bayda'; Ad Dayʽah; Ad Dilʽ; Ad Durub; Al Aljam; Al Aysar; Al Barar; Al Bashawil; Al Baslan; Al Fisirah; Al Ghalil; Shibam al-Ghiras; Al Hajarah; Al Hajz; Al Hanajir; Al Hanakah; Al Harajah; Al harf; Al Harrah, Yemen; Al Hashishiyah; Al Hatab; Al Hatabah; Al Hatarish; Al Hawiri; Al Hayfah; Al Hijlah; Al hijrah; Al husayn, Yemen; Al ja'if; Al jaby; Al jahili; Al jalb; Al janadib; Al jannat; Al jarda'; Al jayrif; Al ja`adib; Al ja`r; Al jiraf; Al jirah; Al jirmah; Al jirwah; Al jurn; Al kawlah; Al khamis; Al kharabah, San‘a’; Al kharibah; Al kharifi; Al khasamah; Al khirah; Al lakamah; Al lijam; Al lumi; Al ma'khadh; Al madawir; Al magharib; Al mahadhi; Al mahajir; Al mahaqirah; Al makarib; Al mantar; Al maqtu`; Al marahidah; Al marasib; Al marzamah; Al masinah; Al masna`ah; Al matrat; Al mawqa`; Al mayqa`; Al ma`inah; Al ma`mar; Al ma`shur; Al ma`yanah; Al miqash; Al miqyadah; Al mishraf; Al mi`zab; Al munaqqab; Al qadam; Al qadhaf; Al qalis; Al qarah, San‘a’; Al qasr; Al qirran; Al qufl, San‘a’; Al qulad; Al qurayshi; Al ya`abir; Al ya`ar; Al ʽAbbasi; Al Abraq, Yemen; Al ʽArashi; Al ʽArid, Yemen; Al ʽArif; Al ʽArus; Al ʽAtm; Al ʽIdiz; Al ʽIrrah; Al ʽUlliyah; Al ʽUrr; Al ʽUruq; Amrash; An nabat; An najd; Anib; Ar rabam; Ar rahabah; Ar ramad; Ar rawnah; Ar rihabi; As salahi; As salul; As sawadayn; As sudah; As sunnatayn; Asal, Yemen; Ash sharaf, San‘a’; Ash shi`b al aswad; Ash shutbah; At Tawilah; Az zaby; Az zafir; Az zurah; Bahkah; Bahlul, Yemen; Bahman, Yemen; Bakar, Yemen; Balsanah; Bani az zubayr; Bani dahman; Bani dawud; Bani dud; Bani hawat; Bani humi; Bani jawbah; Bani malik; Bani mansur; Bani marih; Bani maymun; Bid bida; Bani murrah; Bani nukay`; Bani qutran; Bani sab`ah; Bani shaddad; Bani shubati; ʽUwayrah; `uwayrah; ʽAdar; ʽAfish; ʽAmad; ʽAmaqah; ʽAmbaq; ʽAmd; Bani sulayman; Bani sulih; Bani za'id; Bani ziyad; ʽAmri; ʽAqlar; ʽAraqah; ʽArjaz; ʽArtam; ʽAshib; Bani ʽAbbad; ʽAwmarah; ʽIlaf; ʽIman; ʽInad; `Iyal musa; ʽUruq; Bani ʽAbd; Bani ʽAsim; Bani ʽId; Bani ʽUtban; Bayt al bihar; Bayt al hindawana; Bayt al qamus; Bayt an na`am; Bayt az zaydah; Bayt fashid; Bayt kahin; Bayt jurayd; Bayt mi`yad; Barran, Yemen; Bayt al hamra'; Bayt al jiddi; Bayt al wishah; Bayt ar rumaym; Bayt ar rubu`i; Bayt az zuwar; Bayt habis; Bayt khulaqah; Bayt qatir; Bayt umm jalli; Bi'r al hudhayl; Hakam, Yemen; Husn mashmal; Jidr al a`la; Kharab as sanaf; Mahwash, Yemen; Matwah; Mawsanah; Qahazah; Qaryat al `urrah as sufla; Raju, Yemen; Ruhm al `ulya; Sudan, Yemen; Tubr; Baril, Yemen; Bayt al ghawi; Bayt al huwayt; Bayt al qunayyah; Bayt an nukhayf; Bayt az zubdani; Barhan; Bayt ghawbar; Bayt katmasar; Bayt na`im; Bayt suwa; Ghurabah; Hajar sa`id; Bayt ghadir; Bayt na`amah; Hijrat al kibs; Jawb; Khamr, Yemen; Madarah; Mahaqra; Nusayl zirajah; Qaryat `asr al asfal; Rahabah; Ruhayqah; Sayh, Yemen; Subar; Bayt adh dhafif; Bayt al harithi; Bayt al mushriqi; Bayt al `Ali; Bayt as suwaydi; Bayt dahrah; Bayt hirash; Bayt majraz; Bayt sa`d; Bayt ʽAmir; Ghadran; Hadran, Yemen; Ja'if hamdan; Lakamat al kuruf; Madinat khayan; Masʽud; Qaryat al qabil; Rayshan; Safia, Yemen; Shaybirah; Suq as sabt; Wadi al jar; Hutayb; Ibn hajib; Jaʽlal; Jabal ʽUras; Jabal al mururah; Bawʽan; Bayt al hamudi; Bayt al mud`i; Bayt al yisri; Bayt da`ir; Bayn ʽAmir; Bayt ad dayl; Bayt adh dhi'b; Bayt al haqr; Bayt al hawiri; Bayt al qadi; Bayt al `ansi; Bayt al mifdal; Bayt al yatim; Bayt arhab; Bayt az zafiq; Bayt bi'r zanir; Bayt hadir; Bayt hanbas; Bayt mahdam; Bayt radm; Bayt juhays; Bayt marran; Bayt mahfad; Bayt rijal; Bayt shaban; Bayt shimran; Bayt shubayl; Bayt zabadan; Bayt ʽIsa; Daʽan; Fatihat; Ghabir; Ghayman; Ghulah dhayfan; Habas, Yemen; Hadir, Yemen; Hadrami, Sanaa; Hadur; Hafat idris; Halhal; Hafid, Yemen; Hajana; Hallah, Yemen; Hamdani, Yemen; Hanadan, Yemen; Harran, Yemen; Jidr al asfal; Khiwan; Jihanah; Jiharine; Kabar, Yemen; Karin, Yemen; Khadarah; Khamar; Kushar; Lakamat al mi`qab; Lumi, Yemen; Madwal; Masaarde; Madhbal; Malikah, Yemen; Rakab; Madid; Mafhaq; Mahajil; Mahall rayd; Manakhah; Manwar; Masham, Yemen; Masur, Yemen; Melaba; Mughrabi, Yemen; Naqi al fardah; Naqil yaslah; Nuʽḍ; Numayr, Sanaa; Qamlan; Qarat bani suwar; Qarin, Yemen; Qarn hashim; Qaryat al musalli; Qataʽ; Quflat ʽUdhr; Qusayr, Yemen; Rayshan bani matar; Riham; Rohm as sufla; Ruhm as sufla; Shamlan, Yemen; Sudum; Tuzan; Waʽla; Ruhub; Saʽwan; Samaʽ; Sanaf; Sanhan, Yemen; Sarf; Sawad, Yemen; Sharaf, Yemen; Sumayr; Waʽlan; Shararah; Shatbi; Sinaf; Sinan, Yemen; Sinwan; Sirwan, Yemen; Suʽut; Suq al jum`ah; Suq bayt na`am; Suq bu`an; Süryan; Thalsa'; Wadi al bi'r; Wadi har; Wasit, Sanaa; Wasl; Bayt Samnah; Al Hajjarah; At tawilah; Wasit, Yemen; Bayt samnah; Ad da'ir; Ad dabbat; Ad dabr; Ad dafa'; Ad dahrah; Ad dar al bayda'; Ad day`ah; Ad dil`; Ad dummam; Ad durub; Al `abbasi; Al `abraq; Al `arashi; Al `arid; Al `arif; Al `arus; Al `atm; Al `idiz; Al `irrah; Al `ulliyah; Al `urr; Al `uruq; Al aljam; Al aysar; Al barar; Al bashawil; Al baslan; Al fisirah; Al ghalil; Al ghiras; Al hajarah; Al hajz; Al hanajir; Al hanakah; Al harajah; Al harrah; Al hashishiyah; Al hatab; Al hatabah; Al hatarish; Al hawiri; Al hayfah; Al hijlah; Bayt al `ali; Al-Jahili; Al-Jalb; Al-Janadib; Al-Jarda'; Al-Jayrif; Al-Jirah; Al-Jirmah; Al-Jirwah; Al-Jurn; Al-Kawlah; Al-Khamis; Al-Kharabah, Sanaa; Al-Kharibah; Al-Kharifi; Al-Khasamah; Al-Khirah; Al-Lakamah; Al-Lijam; Al-Ma'Khadh; Al-Maʽinah; Al-Ma'Mar; Al-Maʽshur; Al-Maʽyanah; Al-Madawir; Al-Magharib; Al-Mahadhi; Al-Mahajir; Al-Mahattah; Al-Jaby; Al-Makarib; Al-Mantar; Al-Hijrah; Al-Husayn, Yemen; Al-Ja'If; Al-Jaʽadib; Al-Jaʽr; Al-Maqtuʽ; Al-Marahidah; Al-Marasib; Al-Marzamah; Al-Masinah; Al-Masnaʽah; Al-Matrat; Al-Mawqaʽ; Al-Mayqaʽ; Al-Miʽzab; Al-Miqash; Al-Miqyadah
·adj Wet; moist; as, a madid eye.
Βικιπαίδεια
Sanaa Hamri
Sanaa Hamri (Arabic: سناء حمري; born November 19, 1977) is a Moroccan-American film, television, and music video director. She has directed music videos for musicians including Prince, Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, and Sting. She is known for her 2010 film Just Wright and the 2008 movie The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, as well as for her music video for the Nicki Minaj song "Super Bass". Hamri made her directorial debut in 2006 with the romantic comedy Something New.
Scholar Shelley Cobb has credited Hamri's work as "[offering] alternative representations of black women that productively engage with and even challenge usual stereotypes, even as they use and conform to mainstream cinematic conventions".: 157
