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Awlad Mandil or Banu
Mandil were a
family of the
Maghrawa that
ruled several regions in
North Africa from c. 1160 to 1372.
Khazrun ben
Falful is said...
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Jovan Mandil (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Мандил; 1873–1916) was a
Serbian Jewish lawyer and
publicist active in the
Balkan Wars and
World War I.
Mandil was...
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Claude Mandil (born 1942 in Lyon, France) is a
French businessman.
Mandil is a
member of the
Board of
Directors of
Total S.A. and is the
former executive...
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Gavra Mandil (1936–2006) was a
Yugoslavian born
Israeli photographer and educator. He was one of the
first photographers of
advertising and
fashion in...
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Mandil Besar (Persian: منديل بسر, also
Romanized as
Mandīl Besar) is a
village in Sara
Rural District, in the
Central District of
Saqqez County, Kurdistan...
- Shoaymit-e
Mandil (Persian: شعيمطمنديل, also
Romanized as Sho‘aymīţ-e
Mandīl, Sho‘eymet-e
Mandīl, and Sho‘eymīţ-e
Mandīl; also
known as Shāmeyāt, Shāmīāt...
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Abdulaziz Al-Mandeel (born 22 May 1989) is a
Kuwaiti athlete specializing in the high hurdles. He has won
several medals at the
regional level. Representing...
- it outright.: 19 The
Byzantines demanded that the
mandylion (called al-
mandīl in Arabic), by now a
famous Christian relic, be
handed over to the emperor...
- and pearls. They also wore
different types of head coverings, such as
mandils (turban material), qalānsūwas (conical caps), and tāj (crowns). During...
- Suzan; Gad,
Ahmed ****ia; Saad, Rama; Moustafa, Amal; ElShahat, Eslam;
Mandil, Naglaa; Fateen, Mohamed; Elleithy, Hisham; Wasef, Sally; Zink, Albert;...
