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Rabia Şermi Kadın (Ottoman Turkish: رابعه شرمی قادین; "spring" and "tranquil"; died; c. 1732;) was a
consort of
Sultan Ahmed III and the
mother of Sultan...
- was a
younger son of
Sultan Ahmed III (reigned 1703–1730) and his
consort Şermi Kadın.
Ahmed III
abdicated his
power in
favour of his
nephew Mahmud I, who...
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April 1732. Her son
built the
Ayazma Mosque in her
honor in Üsküdar.
Rabia Şermi Kadın. She was the
mother of Abdülhamid I, 27th
Sultan of the
Ottoman Empire...
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title of
valide sultan, like Hürrem Sultan,
Muazzez Sultan, Mihrişah Kadın,
Şermi Kadın, Tirimüjgan Kadın, Gülcemal Kadın and Gülistu Kadın. In
special cases...
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Havatin outbuilding the
mausoleum of
Turhan Sultan, next to the tomb of
Rabia Şermi Kadın, an
other Ahmed's
consorts and
mother of Abdülhamid I, in New Mosque...
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January 1774 – 7
April 1789 (15 years, 76 days) Son of
Ahmed III and
Şermi Kadın.
Reigned until his death. 28
Selim III 7
April 1789 – 29 May 1807...
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Oasis 701 Wadi
Hawqain Oman Al
Batinah North Al
Zuwayhir Oasis 362 Wadi Al
Sermi Oman Al
Batinah North Bu'ayq
Oasis 317 Wadi Bani Omar Oman Al Batinah...
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Charles de
Foucauld was shot to
death outside his Tamanr****et
compound by
Sermi ag
Thora under the
command of El
Madani ag Soba on 1
December 1916. On 13...
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Ahmed III
Rabia Sultan (died 1712),
haseki of
Ottoman Sultan Ahmed II
Rabia Şermi Kadın (died 1732),
consort of
Sultan Ahmed III and
mother of
Sultan Abdülhamid...
- Méharistes of the
French Camel Corps. One
startled bandit (15-year-old
Sermi ag Thora) shot de
Foucauld through the head,
killing him instantly. The...
