Mohammed Mubarek

Mohammed Mubarek: Mohammed Mubarek or Mohammed bin Mubarek or Muhammad Mubarek is an Arabic patronymic name, means Mohammed, Son of Mubarek:

Mohammed Mubarek Al Hinai (born 1984), Omani footballer

Mohammed Mubarek Salah Al Qurbi (born 1975), Saudi citizen who suspected as terrorist

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Mohammed Mubarek Salah Al Qurbi — This is an Arabic name; the family name is Al Qurbi. Mohammed Mubarek Salah Al Qurbi Born 1975 (age 35–36) Khamees Musheet, Saudi Arabia Released 2007 09 05 Citizenship Saudi Arabia Detained at … Wikipedia
Mohammed Mubarek Al Hinai — This is an Arabic name; the family name is Al Hinai. Mohammed Al Hinai Personal information Full name Mohammed Mubarek Suwaid Al Hinai … Wikipedia
Mubarek Bekkai — Mubarek (M’barek) Bekkai arabisch ‏مبارك البكاي‎ (* 1907 in Berkane, Provinz Oujda, Marokko; † 12. April 1961 in Rabat) war ein marokkanischer Politiker und von 1955 bis 1958 erster Premierminister von Marokko. Leben Bekkai wurde nach der… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mohammed Benhima bin Taiyib — oder Mohamed Benhima (arabisch ‏محمد بنهيمة بن الطيب‎, DMG Muḥammad Banhīma b. aṭ Ṭaiyib; * 25. Juni 1924 in Safi, Marokko; † 23. November 1992 in Rabat, Marokko) war Premierminister von Marokko. Benhima war vom 7. Juli 1967 bis zum 6. Oktober… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mohammed Benhima — bin Taiyib oder Mohamed Benhima (arabisch ‏محمد بنهيمة بن الطيب‎, DMG Muḥammad Banhīma b. aṭ Ṭaiyib; * 25. Juni 1924 in Safi, Marokko; † 23. November 1992 in Rabat, Marokko) war Premierminister von Marokko. Benhima war vom 7. Juli 1967 bis… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mohammed Karim Lamrani — (arabisch ‏محمد كريم العمراني‎, DMG Muḥammad Karīm al ʿAmrānī; * 1. Mai 1919 in Fès) war Premierminister von Marokko. Lamrani war vom 6. August 1971 bis zum 2. November 1972 Premierminister von Marokko. Eine zweite Amtszeit hatte er vom 30.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Al Qaida guest houses, Kabul — American counter terrorism analysts justified the continued extrajudicial detention of many Guantanamo captives because they were suspected of staying in Al Qaeda safe houses, or guest houses or because names matching theirs, or their known alias … Wikipedia
Saudi captives held in Guantanamo — According to the United States Department of Defense, 139 Saudi captives were held in the Guantanamo Bay detention camps in Cuba. [http://www.dod.mil/news/May2006/d20060515%20List.pdf list of prisoners (.pdf)] , US Department of Defense , May 15… … Wikipedia
Benhima — Mohammed Benhima bin Taiyib oder Mohamed Benhima (arabisch ‏محمد بنهيمة بن الطيب‎, DMG Muḥammad Banhīma b. aṭ Ṭaiyib; * 25. Juni 1924 in Safi, Marokko; † 23. November 1992 in Rabat, Marokko) war Premierminister von Marokko. Benhima war vom 7.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Lamrani — Mohammed Karim Lamrani (arabisch ‏محمد كريم العمراني‎, DMG Muḥammad Karīm al ʿAmrānī; * 1. Mai 1919 in Fès) war Premierminister von Marokko. Lamrani war vom 6. August 1971 bis zum 2. November 1972 Premierminister von Marokko. Eine zweite Amtszeit … Deutsch Wikipedia

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