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Shurṭa (Arabic: شرطة) is the
common Arabic term for police. Its
literal meaning is that of a "picked" or
elite force. The
shurṭa or
police force were established...
- July 2018.
Retrieved 7 July 2018. Mubarak, H****anin (10 May 2013). "Al-
Shurta (Baghdad) - Coaches". RSSSF.
Archived from the
original on 13
January 2023...
- Al-Shorta
Sports Club (Arabic: نادي الشرطة الرياضي) is a
Syrian professional football club
based in Damascus. It uses
Tishreen Stadium as the
venue for...
- ("al-
Shurta al-'Askariyit")
Force 17 ("Kuwat Sabatash")
Intelligence ("al-Mukhabarat")
Civil Defence ("al-Dufaa'a al-Madeni")
Civil Police ("al-
Shurta al-Madeniya")...
- The Iraq
Central FA
Premier League, also
known as the Iraq
Central FA
First Division and
previously named the Iraq FA
Baghdad First Division (Arabic: دوري...
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Operation Shurta Nasir or
Operation Police Victory or the
Battle of Hīt was an
operation led by U.S.
troops and
Iraqi SWAT
teams trying to
capture the...
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Aliyat Al-Shorta
Sport Club (Arabic: نادي آليات الشرطة الرياضي, lit. 'Police
Machinery Sport Club') is an
Iraqi sports club
based in Baghdad. Its football...
- redress. Al-Maẓālim, or the sultan's court, was
distinguished from the
shurṭa or
police courts. Duindam, J.; Harries, J.D.; Humfress, C.; Nimrod, H. (2013)...
- Caliphates,
police were
known as
Shurta.
Bodies termed Shurta existed perhaps as
early as the
Caliphate of Uthman. The
Shurta is
known to have
existed in the...
- AD). Qays ibn Sa'd was the
commander of
Shurta al-Khamis, a
military unit that
supported Ali in Iraq.
Shurta al-Khamis was
composed of
forty thousand...
