- The
Stele of
Zakkur (or Zakir) is a
royal stele of King
Zakkur of
Hamath and
Luhuti (or Lu'aš) in the
province Nuhašše of Syria, who
ruled around 785 BC...
- Zkoor:
Knesset Activities Knesset "Acre gang stabs,
lightly wounds MK
Abbas Zakur in hate crime". Haaretz. 2006-07-30.
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Khalid al-H****an had
reportedly been
convinced to
change sides by his
cousin Zakur Abu
Ahmad Bakari who was one of the
leading rebel commanders. As the 25th...
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corresponding non-palatal
forms now
acquiring an
augmentative or
pejorative sense:
zakur 'big dog'.
There are some
rules governing the
behaviour of
consonants in...
- Abu
Abdallah Mohammed ibn
Qasim ibn
Zakur (Arabic: ابن زاكور; died 1708) was a
Moroccan poet,
historian and
travel writer from Fes. He was a
pupil of...
- "Уву фужува?" — "Who are you?" Fici wuna? "Фици вуна?" — "How are you?"
Zakur ʕürza. "Закур гъюрза." — "I'll come tomorrow." Uzu kana qheza. "Узу кана...
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original on
April 5, 2005. "Acre gang stabs,
lightly wounds MK
Abbas Zakur in hate crime". Haaretz. July 30, 2006.
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original on October...
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Mohammed Abdalbari (b. 1985)
Mohammed Bennis (1948–)
Mohammed ibn
Qasim ibn
Zakur (d. 1708)
Mourid Barghouti (b. 1944)
Muhammad bin Hani al
Andalusi al Azdi...
- by
Jewish settlers in
Hebron "Acre gang stabs,
lightly wounds MK
Abbas Zakur in hate crime". Haaretz. 30 July 2006.
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- al-Murahhal,
Morocco Ahmad Ibn al-Qadi,
Morocco Mohammed ibn
Qasim ibn
Zakur,
Morocco Ibn Zaydan,
Morocco Chinweizu Ibekwe,
Nigeria Adamou Idé, Niger...
