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Lateefa Al Gaood (Arabic: لطيفه القعود) is a
Bahraini politician. In 2006, she
became the
first female candidate to be
elected to the
Council of Representatives...
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Sheikh Faisal Raikan al-Gut
al-Nimrawi (Arabic: فصال القعود; died 25 June 2007), also
known as
Fasal al Gaood (Arabic: فصال القعود), was a
Governor of...
- (Al-Risaliyun)
Iraqi Democratic Union Rawafid El-Iraq led by
Jalal B.
Mejel AlGaood Ezidi Freedom and
Democracy Party (PADE)
Leftist Worker-Communist Party...
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candidates being women,
although one woman,
Lateefa Al Gaood, lost in a run off to
salafist candidate, J****im
Al Saeedi.
Women candidates complained that they...
- "nice" or "pleasant". It
corresponds to the
masculine Latif.
Lateefa Al Gaood,
Bahraini politician Lateefah Durosinmi (born 1957),
Nigerian academic...
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Bujras al-Rawi
Faisal Al Gaood (acting) Raja
Nawaf Farhan al-Mahalawi
Mamoon Sami
Rashid al-Alawani
Qasim Al-Fahadawi
Ahmad Khalaf Muhammed al-Dulaimi...
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Fasal al Gaood –
former governor of
al Anbar province Iraq
portal 2005 in Iraq 2006 in Iraq 2007 in Iraq 2008 in Iraq
Abdul Sattar Abu
Risha Al-Qaeda...
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government of "hinder[ing] non-governmental
women societies". In 2006,
Lateefa Al Gaood became the
first female MP
after winning by default. The
number rose to...
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explosive device planted by AQI.
Fasal al Gaood,
killed in
suicide bombing at the
Al Mansour Hotel.
Hussein Ali
al-Shaalan
Khedeir Mekhalef Ali, Khaldiya...
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Al Wefaq won 18 of the 40 seats. Four
women were elected. The main
opposition party Haq
Movement and
several other opposition parties such as the
Al-Wafa...
