Nasreddin (disambiguation)

Nasreddin (disambiguation)

Nasreddin was a legendary wise man in Islamic tradition.

Nasreddin or Nasireddin may also refer to:

* Nasireddin (crater), a crater on the moon
* "Molla Nasraddin" (magazine), an Azerbaijani satirical magazine
* Nasrudin, a character in the computer game ""

ee also

*Nasir al-Din (disambiguation)


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