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traditional Kabyle songs. In 1942
Ouardia Bouchemlal, who
would choose Cherifa as her
artist name, made her
debut on
Radio Kabyle, as it was
still called...
- Dar
Cherifa,
historically known as Dar Ijimi, is a late 16th-century
house in the
medina (old city) of Marrakesh, Morocco. It is
located in the Mou****ine...
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series Little Birds alongside Juno Temple,
playing the part of ****
Cherifa Lamor, in her
first English-language
screen role. That year, she was in...
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Cherifa Kersit (Arabic: شريفة كيرسيت; born 1
January 1967) is a
Moroccan singer in the
genre of Tamawayt.
Cherifa sings in
Central Atlas Tamazight. Cherifa...
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September 1938 (1938-09-27) Cairo,
Egypt Died 5
March 2023 (2023-03-06) (aged 84) Cairo,
Egypt Other names
Cherifa Fadel Sharifa Fadel Sharifa Fadil...
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former leader of the
Confederation of
Small and
Medium Enterprises (CPME),
Cherifa Linossier,
whose unsuccessful campaign was
based on
local economic revitalisation...
- The
publication is a free, online-only web-book
published by
Curse of
Cherifa. Dunham's memoir, A Year
Without a Name, was
published in
October 2019...
- Database". New York Times.
Retrieved 14
March 2014. Boukacem-Zeghmouri,
Chérifa; Bador, Pascal; Lafouge, Thierry; Prost, Hélène (2016). "Relationships...
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Cherifa Linossier is a
businesswoman from New Caledonia, who was
leader of the
Confederation of
Small and
Medium Enterprises (CPME). From 2013 to 2020...
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Cherifa Chamia,
better known by her
artist name
Safia Chamia (Arabic: صفية الشامية), (January 3, 1932,
Lebanon –
December 17, 2004), was a
Tunisian singer...
