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Shaykha Munira Qubaysi (also
spelled Qubeysi; Arabic: منيرة القبيسي; 1933 –
December 25, 2022) was an
Islamic scholar.
Qubaysi completed a Bachelor’s...
- 1960s,
based in Damascus-Syria,
founded by
Sheikha Munira al-
Qubaysi in Syria. The
Qubaysi group is for
women only and is an
active part of Syria's Islamic...
-
Mosli (1954–2019),
Saudi Arabian plastic arts
worker and
painter Munira al-
Qubaysi (1933–2022),
Syrian Sufi
Monira Rahman (born 1966),
Bangladeshi activist...
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Bhopal Teungku Fakinah Aisha Abd al-Rahman
Zainab al
Ghazali Munira al-
Qubaysi Margot Badran Maryam Jameelah Lady Amin Hāshimīyah al-Tujjar Iftikhār al-Tujjar...
- two wives, Asma
Fawzi Mohammed al-Dulaimi (sometimes
referred to as "al-
Qubaysi" or "al-Kubaysi") and
Israa Rajab Mahal al-Qaisi. However, in 2016 Fox...
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happens to be Sufi-oriented and is
based in Damascus, led by
Munira al-
Qubaysi.
Syrian Sufism has its
stronghold in
urban regions such as Damascus, where...
- men.
There were only
three women listed in the top 50.
Sheikha Munira al-
Qubaysi (number 21), an
educator of
girls and women;
Queen Rania of
Jordan (number...
- and his
opponents led by H****an
Qubaysi. On July 23, 1978 Al-Arab was
declared expelled from the
party and
Qubaysi was
named new
General Secretary of...
- al-Albani (1914–1999)
Muhammad Said
Ramadan al-Bouti (1929–2013)
Munira al-
Qubaysi (1933–2022)
Salah al-Din al-Idlibi (born 1948)
Shuaib Al Arna'ut (1928–2016)...
- Po****tion Abû Khûda 012301 4792 Janzûrî, al- 012302 10803 Sakâkînî, al- 012303 16239 Ẓâhir, al- 012304 10234
Qubaysî, al- 012305 13517
Ghamra 012306 16285...
