- Ali
Bapir, also
known as
Mamosta Ali
Bapir, (Kurdish: عهلی باپیر) is a
Kurdish Islamic scholar and
politician in
Iraqi Kurdistan. He is the
founder and...
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Bapir Vali
Allah (Persian: باپير ولي اله, also
Romanized as
Bāpīr Valī Āllah; also
known as
Posht Tang-e Vosţá) is a
village in Tarhan-e
Sharqi Rural...
- Kurd), is a
movement in
Iraqi Kurdistan established in May 2001 by Ali
Bapir, a
former leader of the
Islamic Movement of
Kurdistan and a
former deputy...
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Khalifeh Bapir (Persian: خليفه باپير, also
Romanized as Khalīfeh
Bāpīr) is a
village in
Agahan Rural District,
Kolyai District,
Sonqor County, Kermanshah...
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regularly being referred to with the old name. The party's
secretary is
Bapîr Kamela. In 2017, the
party merged with
another small party called Kurdistan...
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Arabia donated over half a
million dollars to the party. In May 2001, Ali
Bapir, a
former leader of the
Kurdistan Islamic Movement and a
former deputy of...
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Bapir-e
Jafar Qoli (Persian: باپيرجعفرقلي, also
Romanized as
Bāpīr-e Ja‘far Qolī) is a
village in Qaleh-ye
Khvajeh Rural District, in the
Central District...
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Bapir-e
Sofla (Persian: باپيرسفلي, also
Romanized as
Bāpīr-e Soflá) is a
village in
Gowavar Rural District,
Govar District, Gilan-e
Gharb County, Kermanshah...
- forces. Two
prominent figures, Ali
Bapir and
Mullah Krekar,
emerged as key
leaders of
splinter groups. Ali
Bapir went on to
found the
Kurdistan Islamic...
- On the day
before the battle, the
Kurdistan Islamic Group, led by Ali
Bapir,
which had been
allied with
Ansar al-Islam,
surrendered after having around...
