Baraka — may refer to:* baraka, also berakhah , in Judaism, a blessing usually recited during a ceremony * baraka, also barakah , in Islam and Arab influenced languages, meaning spiritual wisdom and blessing transmitted from God ** Baraka , a rarely used… … Wikipedia
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Amiri Baraka — Infobox Writer name = Amiri Baraka caption = Amiri Baraka addressing the Malcom X Festival in San Antonio Park, Oakland, California pseudonym = birthdate = Birth date and age|1934|10|7|mf=y birthplace = Newark, New Jersey (U.S.) flagicon|USA… … Wikipedia
Amiri Baraka — (Mitte). Amiri Baraka (* 7. Oktober 1934 in Newark, New Jersey, USA) ist ein US amerikanischer Lyriker, Dramatiker, Musikkritiker und Prosaautor. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Mahmoud Saeed — (born 1939) is an Iraqi born American award winning novelist.[1] Mahmoud Saeed at DePaul, January 2011 Born in Mosul, Saeed has written more than twenty novels and short story collections, and hundreds of articles. He started writing short… … Wikipedia
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