-
Jordanian football.
Nicknamed "the Blue Eagles", they were
founded as Al-
Ashbal Club in 1932. They won 84
official titles, 35
league titles, 21
Jordan FA...
- In 1998 the
Ashbal Saddam (Saddam's Lion Cubs) was
created to
recruit and
train young children for
membership in the Fedayeen. The
Ashbal recruited boys...
- The Lion Cubs, also
known as
Ashbal, are
child soldiers in the
Middle East. The
Ashbal Al
Qaeda Lion Cubs of Al
Qaeda have
appeared in Morocco, Iraq,...
- of
Gilan and Mazandaran,
several types of roe are used.
Called ashpal or
ashbal, roe is
consumed grilled, cured, salted, or
mixed with
other ingredients...
- Hasan, 1st son Yahya, 2nd son
Husayn Dhu al-Dam'a, 3rd son Isa Mu'tam al-
Ashbal, 4th son Muhammad, 5th son
Ahmad ibn Isa ibn Zayd,
grandson Yahya ibn Umar...
- al-
Ashbal, was one of the sons of Zayd ibn Ali, the son of Ali ibn
Husayn Zayn al-Abidin, and great-grandson of Ali ibn Abi Talib. Isa Mu'tam al-
Ashbal,...
-
School Al
Manhal International Private School Al Ma'ali
International School Ashbal Al Quds
Private School Emirates National School First Steps School Nursery...
-
Islamic State Ashbāl has been
mistranslated in the
media as Boy Scout. The
Dictionary of
Modern Written Arabic defines shibl (plural
ashbāl اشبال) as meaning...
-
there was
still compulsory service. Note: One of
voluntary program was "
Ashbal Saddam"
known as "Saddam's Cubs"
where children were
trained to
defend Iraq...
- The Cubs of the
Caliphate (Arabic: أشبال الخلافة, romanized:
Ashbal al-Khilafah)
referred to a
programme by the
Islamic State (IS) to
recruit and train...
