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Muhammad II of Morocco — Sultan Sidi Muhammad II. bin Sharif was the ruler of Tafilalt between 1636 64. He was the eldest son of Muhammad I of Morocco and came to power when his father stepped down. He was exiled from his realms in 1646 and was killed on 2 August 1664 in … Wikipedia
MOROCCO — MOROCCO, westernmost country in North Africa. The first arrival of Jews in Morocco goes back to antiquity. There are numerous legends which claim that they settled in the country before the destruction of the First Temple. From the fifth to the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Muhammad XII of Granada — Sultan of Granada Reign 1482–1483; 1487 – January 2, 1492 Predecessor Abu l Hasan Ali, Sultan of Granada Successor none; royal throne ceded to Spain … Wikipedia
Muhammad al-Muqri — Muhammad al Almuqri (photo taken in 1949). Muhammad al Muqri (1844? – September 9, 1957) is more known as an adviser and grand vizier to several sultans of Morocco while that country was still under French colonial domination.[1] Born in the city … Wikipedia
Muhammad ibn al-Habib — Full name Muhammad ibn al Habib Born 1876 Died 1972 January 10 Era 20th Century … Wikipedia
Muhammad Ibn 'Abd al-Karim al-Khattabi — Muhammad Ibn Abd El Karim El Khattabi Nickname Abd el Krim or Abdelkrim Born 1880 Ajdir, Morocco Died 1963 (aged 77–78) Cairo, Egypt … Wikipedia
Muhammad al-Durrah incident — Muhammad al Durrah incident … Wikipedia
Muhammad al-Durrah — Muhammad Jamal al Durrah (1988 2000) ar. محمد جمال الدرة) was a Palestinian boy reported to have been killed by gunfire from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) during a clash between the IDF and Palestinian Security Forces in the Gaza Strip on… … Wikipedia
Muhammad (disambiguation) — Muhammad was a prophet and an Arabic religious and political leader who preached and established Islam. Muhammad (various spellings) may also refer to: Muhammad (name), listing people with the given name or surname Muhammad (various spellings)… … Wikipedia
Muhammad Bassiri — Muhammad Sidi Brahim Basir محمد سيدي إبراهيم بصير Born 1942 or October 1944 Tan Tan, Cape Juby, Spanish West Africa Disappeared June 18, 1970 El Aaiun, Spanish Sahara Other names Basiri, Bassiri … Wikipedia
