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Qabil Ambak Tan Sri
Mahamad Fathil (born 15
January 1980 in
Kuala Lumpur) is a
Malaysian equestrian rider. He
competed at six
Asian Games and SEA Games...
- Tun
Endon binti Mahmood Ambak (Jawi:هند بنت محمود أعماق; 24
December 1940 – 20
October 2005) was the
first wife of the 5th
Prime Minister of Malaysia...
- Jun-sang (KOR) Yukiko Noge (JPN) Qabil
Ambak (MAS) 2010
Guangzhou Hwang Young-shik (KOR) Quzandria Nur (MAS) Qabil
Ambak (MAS) 2014
Incheon Hwang Young-shik (KOR)...
- Qabil
Ambak on Parvina (MAS) Diego
Lorenzo on Discovery (PHI) Pongsiree
Banluewong on Kara Joy (THA) Team show
jumping Malaysia
Qabil Ambak on Parvina...
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ecosystems as well.
Tumalog Falls, also
called as "Toslob falls" or "Mag-
ambak falls", is
situated in baran**** Luka. It
takes approximately three and a...
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times with five wives, Esah bte Ibrahim, Emon bte Abu Talib,
Datin Selamah Ambak and Ro****ah Hanim.
Three of his sons also went on to
serve as
Menteri Besar...
- gold and team gold with the
Malaysian team in 2017. Her brother,
Qabil Ambak, is also an
international dressage and
jumping rider representing Malaysia...
- the
waiting time was
occupied perfecting his Arabic; his teacher, Sidi
Ambak Bubi, was a
native of
Mogador (now
Essaouira in Morocco)
whose behavior...
- and Sea Nomads) were
often ordered to jump into the
water (practice of
ambak pare,
meaning "Jump, buddy!")
which explains the
large number of people...
- Panay,
known as Tagahigad,
displaced the
aboriginals called "Mundos" and "
Ambaks" to the mountains. Over time, the name
evolved in
spelling and pronunciation...
