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Abd; ABD (disambiguation); Abd (disambiguation)

Abd      
n. Abed, nome proprio arabo
Gamal Abd al-Nasser         
  • Newsreel clip about Nasser and Quwatli's establishment of United Arab Republic
  • The signing of the regional defense pact between Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Jordan, January 1957. At the forefront, from left right: Prime Minister [[Sulayman al-Nabulsi]] of Jordan, King [[Hussein of Jordan]], King [[Saud of Saudi Arabia]], Nasser, Prime Minister [[Sabri al-Asali]] of Syria
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  • Government officials attending [[Friday prayer]]s at [[al-Azhar Mosque]], 1959. From left to right; Interior Minister [[Zakaria Mohieddin]], Nasser, Social Affairs Minister [[Hussein el-Shafei]] and National Union Secretary [[Anwar Sadat]]
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  • Youssef Seddik]], and Ahmad Shawki.
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  • Nasser laughing at the Muslim Brotherhood for suggesting in 1953 that women should be required to wear the hijab and that Islamic law should be enforced across the country.
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  • Liberation organization in Alexandria invitation to Nasser speech 26 October 1954
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  • Nasser (right) and [[Mohamed Naguib]] (left) during celebrations marking the second anniversary of the 1952 revolution, July 1954
  • Nasser's funeral procession attended by five million mourners in Cairo, 1 October 1970
  • Nasser being sworn in for a second term as Egypt's president, 25 March 1965
  • Khaled]], son Abdel Hamid, and Nasser.
  • Arab League summit]] in Alexandria, September 1964. Ben Bella and Aref were close allies of Nasser.
  • mutual defense pact]], 30 May 1967
  • Leaders of Egypt following the ouster of King Farouk, November 1952. Seated, left to right: [[Sulayman Hafez]], [[Mohamed Naguib]] and Nasser
  • Amin al-Husayni]] of the [[All-Palestine Government]] in the foreground at the [[Bandung Conference]], April 1955
  • Nasser addressing the [[United Nations General Assembly]], 1960
  • Nasser giving a speech at the opening of the [[Suez Canal]]
  • Nasser waving to crowds in [[Damascus]], Syria, October 1960
  • Nasser and Naguib saluting at the opening of the [[Suez Canal]]
  • Nasser greeted by crowds in Alexandria one day after his announcement of the British withdrawal and the assassination attempt against him, 27 October 1954.
  • [[Anwar Sadat]] (left) and Nasser in the National Assembly, 1964. Sadat succeeded Nasser as president in 1970 and significantly departed from Nasser's policies throughout his rule.
  • Nasser before Yemeni crowds on his arrival to [[Sana'a]], April 1964. In front of Nasser and giving a salute is Yemeni President [[Abdullah al-Sallal]]
  • Nasser presenting prominent and blind writer [[Taha Hussein]] (standing in front of Nasser) with a national honors prize for literature, 1959
  • Nasser's announcement of the United Arab Republic, 23 February 1958
  • 1948 war]].
  • emergency Arab League summit]] in Cairo on 27 September 1970, one day before Nasser's death
  • Nasser speaking to a homeless Egyptian man and offering him a job, after the man was found sleeping below the stage where Nasser was seated, 1959
  • Nasser in a public speech in Cairo, 1970
  • Nasser waving to crowds in [[Mansoura]], 1960
  • Sound recording of 1954 assassination attempt on Nasser while he was addressing a crowd in Manshia, [[Alexandria]].
  • Nasser submitting his vote for the referendum of the proposed constitution, 23 June 1956
  • Nasser (center) with [[Ahmed Mazhar]] (left) in army, 1940
  • crisis in Lebanon]]. [[Akram al-Hawrani]] stands third to Nasser's left, and [[Abdel Hamid Sarraj]] stands to Chehab's right, March 1959.
  • Tripoli Airport]], 1969. Nimeiry and Gaddafi were influenced by Nasser's pan-Arabist ideas and the latter sought to succeed him as "leader of the Arabs".
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  • Abdel Moneim Riad]].
  • Nasser seated alongside Crown Prince [[Muhammad al-Badr]] of North Yemen (center) and Shukri al-Quwatli (right), February 1958. North Yemen joined the UAR to form the [[United Arab States]], a loose confederation.
  • Egyptian demonstrators protesting Nasser's resignation, 1967
  • Nasser raising the Egyptian flag over the [[Suez Canal]] city of [[Port Said]] to celebrate the final British military withdrawal from the country, June 1956
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  • [[Movietone newsreel]]s reporting Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal and both domestic and Western reactions
  • A video clip of Nasser's resignation speech
2ND PRESIDENT OF EGYPT FROM 1956 TO 1970
Gamal Abdul Nasser; Gamal Abdal Nasser; Gamel Abdel Nasser; Gamal Nasser; Gamal Abd al-Nasser; Gamal Abdel al- Nasser; Nasser, Gamal Abdel al-; Gemal Abdel Nasser; Gamal Abdel-Nasser; Abdel Gamal Nassar; Gamal Abd el-Nasser; Jamal Abdel Nasser; Gamal Abdu al-Nasser; Colonel Nasser; Nasser; جمال عبد الناصر; Gamel Abdel-Nasser; Gamal Abd El Nasser; Gamal Abd el Nasser; Gamal Abd El-Nasser; Jamal Abd al-Nasser; Jamal Abd Al-Nasir; Gamāl ‘Abd an-Nāṣir; Gamal ‘Abd an-Nasir; Gamal 'Abd an-Nasir; Gamal Abd an-Nasir; Jamal Abd al-Nasir; Gamal-Abdel Nasser; Gemal Abdul Nasser; Jamal 'Abd An-Nasser; Jamal Abdul Nassr; Jamal Abdul Nasir; Gamal Abdelnasser; Philosophy of the Revolution; Gamal Abdel Naser; Gamal Abden Naser; Gamal Abd el-Naser; Gamal Abd en-Naser; Gamal Abd el Naser; Gamal Abd en Naser; President Nasser; Gamal Abdel Nasser Hussein; Egypt's Liberation; Gamal Abdul Nasir; Gamal Abdel Nassar; Public image of Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gamal Abd Al"Nasser (fu presidente dell"Egitto)
Saddam Hussein         
  • Gold-plated AK-104; this particular model was once the possession of Saddam. Secured by coalition forces after the [[2003 invasion of Iraq]], the weapon lies on display at the [[Australian War Memorial]].
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  • U.S. Ambassador to Iraq]] [[April Glaspie]] meets Saddam for an emergency meeting
  • Arab Summit]] in Baghdad in November 1978
  • Ba'athist thought]], in 1988
  • Saddam greeting [[Carlos Cardoen]], a Chilean businessman who provided Iraq with weapons during the war in the 1980s
  • Uday]] were killed in a gun battle in [[Mosul]] on 22 July 2003.
  • alt=Two men signing an agreement, with other men standing behind them
  • Saddam addresses state television, in January 2001
  • Saddam Hussein justified the [[Iraqi invasion of Kuwait]] in 1990 by claiming that [[Kuwait]] had always been an integral part of Iraq and only became an independent nation due to the interference of the [[British Empire]].<ref>R. Stephen Humphreys, ''Between Memory and Desire: The Middle East in a Troubled Age'', University of California Press, 1999, p. 105.</ref>
  • In the [[Iran–Iraq War]] (1980–1988), Iraq claimed it had the right to hold sovereignty to the east bank of the [[Shatt al-Arab]] river held by Iran.<ref>Erik Goldstein, Erik (Dr.). ''Wars and Peace Treaties: 1816 to 1991''. P133.</ref>
  • Saddam Hussein's fingerprints, obtained by the National Security Archive
  • Saddam Hussein's family, mid-late 1980s
  • Promoting women's literacy and education in the 1970s
  • Saddam Hussein and the [[Ba'ath Party]] student cell, [[Cairo]], in the period 1959–1963
  • Saddam is discovered and interrogated by American soldiers, December 2003
  • being toppled in Firdos Square]] after the invasion
  • Saddam in duty uniform
  • Saddam in 1974
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  • Saddam after being captured and shaven to confirm his identity
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  • Saddam shortly after capture
  • Presidency of George W. Bush]], led the coalition forces during the [[Iraq War]].
  • Saddam in his youth as a shepherd in his village, near [[Tikrit]], 1956
IRAQI PRESIDENT, ARMY OFFICER AND BAATHIST POLITICIAN
Sadam Hussein; Saddam hussein; Saddam Husayn; Saddam Husayn al-Tikriti; Saddam Husayn Al-Tikriti; Saddam Husayn Al Tikriti; Saddam Husayn al Tikriti; Sadam Husein; Saddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti; HVD-1; High Value Detainee One; Sodom Hussein; Sodamn Hussein; Sodam Hussein; Hussein Saddam; Saddam Hussien; Hussein, Saddam; Butcher of Baghdad; Saadam Hussein; Butcher of baghdad; Saddam Hussein al-Tikrit; Hala Hussein; Hussein 'Abd al-Majid; Sadaam Hussein; Saddam al-Tikriti; Saddam Tiqriti; Saddam Husein; Saddam Huisein; Saddam Hussein Al Majid Al Tikriti; صدام حسين عبد المجيد التكريتي; Saddam huissen; Saddam Hüseyin; Sadaam; Saddam Huseyin; Saddam Hossein; Sadamm Hussain; Sadamm Husien; Sadamm; Saddam heusein; Saddam Hussein Takriti; Sudam Hussein; Suddom hussain; Saddam Hueseyin; Saddam Hosseyn; Saddam Hussein al-Majid al-Tikriti; Saddam; Ṣaddām Ḥusayn ʿAbd al-Majīd al-Tikrītī; The butcher of baghdad; Sedam Huseyîn; Sedam Huseyin; Ṣaddām Ḥusayn Abd al-Maŷīd al-Takrītī; Saddam Husayn Abd al-Mayid al-Takriti; Subha Tulfah al-Mussallat; Hussein 'Abid al-Majid; Saddam Hussein Al-Takriti; Saddam Hussayn; Saddām Hussayn; Saddām hussayn; Ṣaddām Ḥusayn; Saddam Huessain; Saddam Houssein; صدام حسين التكريتي; Saddam Hossain; Sadam Hussain; Saddam Hussein Al-Tikriti; Saddam Husseins; Saddam Hussein Al-tikriti; Saddam Hussein al-Tikriti; Hussain, Saddam; Overthrow of Saddam Hussein; صدام حسين; The Butcher of Baghdad
n. Saddam Hussein (1937), ex-presidente e leader iracheno (1979-2003)

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ABD

ABD, or abd, may refer to:

  • Abd, Iran, a village in Surak Rural District
  • Abd (Arabic), a word ('slave/servant' or 'to worship') oft within anthroponyms
  • Mohammadabad, Jask (also ‘Abd), a village in Hormozgan Province, Iran
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