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Τι (ποιος) είναι Bab Al-Hara - ορισμός
Bab Al-Hara
Bab Al-Hara (em árabe: باب الحارة , «A Porta da Vizinhança») é uma das séries de televisão mais populares do mundo árabe, visto por dezenas de milhões de pessoas, desde a "Gaza atingida pela pobreza" às "cidades opulentas do Golfo Pérsico". A série narra os acontecimentos diários e os dramas familiares em um subúrbio de Damasco, na Síria, no período entre guerras sob o governo francês, quando a população local desejava a independência.
Babelmândebe
ESTREITO ENTRE ÁFRICA E ÁSIA
Estreito de Bab-el-Mandebe; Bab el Mandeb; Estreito de Babelmândebe; Bab el-Mandeb; Bab-el-Mandeb
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Harã (filho de Terá)
PERSONAGEM BÍBLICO
Harã (Irmão de Abraão); Harã (Bíblia)
Harã foi filho de Terá, e irmão de Abraão e Naor. Harã gerou Ló e duas filhas, Iscá e Milca; esta última casou-se com seu tio Naor.
Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για Bab Al-Hara
1. "Bab al–Hara" is so popular that much of the series is available online.
2. Advertisement With mediocre acting, no special effects and a shoestring budget, the producers of "Bab al–Hara" achieved their goal.
3. "Bab al–Hara" (gates of the neighborhood), is airing on MBC, Middle East Broadcasting Center, every evening during the month of Ramadan, after the iftar meal to break the fast.
4. In addition, the site features the popular Syrian television drama, "Bab al–Hara," or The Neighborhood Gate, relating to al–Qaeda and its leader Osama bin Laden, and videos of former Palestinian president Yasser Arafat, whose Fatah movement is locked in a bitter, and sometimes violent, struggle with Hamas.