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Zahra Al
Kharji (born
January 15, 1962) is a
Kuwaiti actress. Al
Kharji began her
career at the Children's
Theatre in 1983, in the role of "Hisbonh". She...
- was
replaced as
chairman of
Qatar Tourism by his
protege Saad bin Ali Al
Kharji, who
previously served as vice
chair under Al-Baker. In 2015, it was reported...
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Kharji Kola (Persian: خرجي كلا, also
Romanized as
Kharjī Kolā; also
known as Āgtījkolā and Khajī Kolā) is a
village in
Lalehabad Rural District, Lalehabad...
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small territory whose early kings focused on
consolidating their rule.
Kharji (1440–1460)
expanded his army and his
grandson Sukhandas (1480–1500) included...
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roles in the
Saudi government. Ibn Saud was
taught Quran by
Abdullah Al
Kharji in Riyadh. In 1891, the
House of Saud's long-term
regional rivals led by...
- Emni, also
known as Amn al-
Kharji, is a multi-purpose
branch of the
Islamic State (IS), a
Jihadist Islamist militant group that
controlled a
large amount...
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Gopal Jigna Jagarnath Kabliswa Kalu
Patti Kandhgopi Khairatia Kharauni Kharji Chhap Kheman Tola
Khoriya Patti Khushihal Chhapar Kusaundhi Lain
Bazar Machhagar...
- Al-Galadari/Galadari: 102
Ghulam Abbas Sayigh Awadhi/Al-Awadhi Al-Jakkah Al-
Kharji Al-Raqbani Al-Saffarini Al-Sharafa
Bahruzian K****y
Murtaza Naboodah Natafji...
- the
player Khaled Al-Ghandour from Egypt, and his compatriot,
Zahra Al-
Kharji. He was
married and has five children: Saleh, Maryam, Abdullah,
Hamad and...
- food
basket since ancient times, with its
diverse agricultural crops. Al-
Kharjis a
source of
weight for
agricultural production, as it
produces more than...
