- Mujahideen, or
Mujahidin (Arabic: مُجَاهِدِين, romanized: mujāhidīn), is the
plural form of
mujahid (Arabic: مُجَاهِد, romanized: mujāhid, lit. 'strugglers...
-
textual variants, tables, bibliography, and glossary. In 2001–2004,
Mugahid Abdulmonem Mugahid, a
relatively unnotable Egyptian scholar,
published for the first-time...
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supported by Pisa, in
alliance with Genoa, to
defeat the
Saracen King
Mugahid, who had
settled a
logistic base in the
north of
Sardinia the year before...
- city of
Manresa (modern Spain).
Saracen pirates under the
Balearic emir
Mugahid sack Pisa,
destroying nearly one-quarter of the city.
Sancho III becomes...
- the
province is
mentioned for the
first time only in the 14th century.
Mugahid of Adal led the
conquest of Wag in the
sixteenth century. H. Weld Blundell...
- (1783-1794) OF HARAR".
Sudanic Africa. 8. Brill: 18. JSTOR 25653296. Nur b.
Mugahid.
Encyclopedia Aethiopica. H****en, Mohammed.
Oromo of
Ethiopia 1500 (PDF)...
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Biology and Management. 8: 135–137. doi:10.2307/3872912. JSTOR 3872912.
Mugahid,
Douaa (27
December 2019). "Proteomic and
Transcriptomic Changes in Hibernating...
- the
revival of the
Muslim sultanate of ʿAdal
under its new
leader Nūr b.
Muǧāḥid who
succeeded to
control the
southern part of the
Christian empire is discussed...
- the
revival of the
Muslim sultanate of ʿAdal
under its new
leader Nūr b.
Muǧāḥid who
succeeded to
control the
southern part of the
Christian empire is discussed...
- Al-Merrikh 3 – 1 JS
Kabylie Mugahid Ahmed Mohamed 01'
Mugahid Ahmed Mohamed 12' Alaa Abdul-Zahra 51' Saad
Attiya 40' (o.g.)...
