Persons
Terms:Persons
List of persons names (and their functions) used in AWR-Articles
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| Name | Function |
|---|---|
| Father Mattá al-Maskīn | |
| Father Mikhʾīl ʾIstratus [Patriarchal Vicar of Coptic Orthodox Church-- al-Fayūm] | |
| Father of Jesus (Religious Figure) | |
| Father Philippe | |
| Father Rāfāʾ īl |
Bishop of central Cairo churches |
| Father Rafīq Greish [Official Spokesman For The Coptic Catholic Church] | |
| Father Taklā | |
| Father ʿAzrā | |
| Father ʿīsā Ilyās [Spokesman for Orthodox patriarchate of Rome] | |
| Father) Armiyyā Makram Shafīq (Father) Malāk Shiḥāta Rizq (Sr. | |
| Father) Mikhāʾīl Mīlād Nawrūz (Father) Mūsā Masʿūd Naẓīr (Sr. | |
| Father) Rūmānī Faraj Allāh Rizq (Sr. | |
| Father) Samīr Marquṣ (Eng.) Isṭfānūs [Stephanos] (Bishop of Biba and al-Fashn) ʿAbd al-Quddūs Ḥannā (Father) | |
| Father) Yūnān Bushrā Shākir (Sr. | |
| Father) ʿAbd al-Masīḥ Ḥannā (Sr. Father) Ḥanāniyyā Mikhāʾīl Jirjis [Hananiya Mikhail Girgis] (Father) Hātūr Bushrā Mīnā [Hatour Bushra Mina] (Sr. | |
| Fātḥī Amīr |
Author |
| Fātḥī Dāwūd [Fathy Dawood] |
Deputy-Minister for the Ministry of Education in Assiut |
| Fātḥī Ghānim |
Late Egyptian novelist; Political writer: Journalist; Editor |
| Fatḥī Khaṭṭāb | |
| Fātḥī Kishk |
Egyptian lawyer |
| Fātḥī Labīb Yūsuf |
His return to Christianity got officially affirmed after 31 years of being a Muslim. [AWR, week 52, art. 20] |
| Fātḥī Maḥmūd |
A champion of the Modern Art and Design. He graduated from the Cairo College of Applied Arts in 1938 specializing in Sculpture and Interior Design. Fātḥī Maḥmūd laid the foundation of the Egyptian German Porcelain Company which continued his vision of 'Art for Millions of People'. |
| Fātḥī Najīb (Dr.) |
Assistant to the Minister of Justice, Judge |
| Fātḥī Raḍwān | |
| Fātḥī Saʿad (Dr.) |
Governor of 6th of October; former governor of Gharbia, Giza |
| Fātḥī ʿAbd al-Ghanī |
Ruler of Damanhūr city |
| Fatḥī ʿAbd al-Naʿīm | |
| Fātḥī ʿUthmān | |
| Fātḥiyya al-Dakhākhnī |
Author |
| Fātḥiyya Kāmil Mikhā’īl | |
| Fāṭima al-Yūsuf |
Early 20th Century Lebanese journalist and actor working in Egypt; Founder of Rose al-Yūsuf magazine |
| Fāṭima al-Zahrāʾ | |
| Fātima al-Zanātī (Dr.) |
Director of al-Zanātī Office and its Associates |
| Fāṭima Fāḍl Sayyid |
Wife of Muslim Brotherhood member ʿIsām al-ʿIrīyān. |
| Fāṭima Faraj [Fatma Farag] |
Lawyer, head of the legal department of the Association of Freedom of Thought and Expression (AFTE) |
| Fāṭima Nāʿūt [Fatima Naoot] |
An Egyptian writer and poet |
| Fāṭima Sayyid Aḥmad (Dr.) |
Author; Journalist |
| Fāṭima Zahrāʾ (Businesswoman) |
Moroccan businesswoman |
| Fāṭima ʿAbd al-Maḥmūd |
female candidate in the Sudanese presidential elections |
| Fāṭin al-Ḥadīdī |
Author |
| Fāṭin Fāris ʿAdlī | |
| Faure Gnassingbé, President- (Togo) | |
| Fawzī al-Saʿīd | |
| Fawzī Fāḍl al-Zafzāf (Shaykh) |
Former Deputy of the Azhar; Former president of the Permanent Committee for Religious Dialogue |
| Fawzī Fahmī (Dr.) |
President of the Egyptian Academy of Arts |
| Fawzī Khalīl (Rev.) | |
| Fawzī Mursī (Egyptian caricaturist) |
a cartoonist for the weekly Egyptian October Magazine. In Sept. 2017, he won the bronze at the 2nd edition of World Humor Award, Italy |
| Fawzī Tāj al-Dīn |
Author |
| Fawzia El-Ashmawi | |
| Fawziya El Talhaoui | |
| Fawziyya al-ʿAshmāwī (Dr.) |
Secretary general of the Islamic European Conference in Paris, Professor at Geneva University |
| Fawziyya ʿAbd al-Sattār (Dr.) |
Human rights and political Activist; Member of the Secretariat of the NDP; Professor of criminal law at Cairo University; former president of the Legislative Committee in the People’s Assembly |
| Fawzī al-Fakharānī (Prof.) |
Professor of Graeco-Roman Archaeology at Alexandria University |
| Fāyiz Ghālī |
Egyptian Scriptwriter |
| Fāyiz Isḥāq (Rev.) |
A pastor at the evangelical church of Qasr al-Dubārah in Cairo, the largest Protestant church in the Arab world |
| Fāyiz Lāwindī |
Coptic lawyer |
| Fayṣal bin Muʿammar (Dr.) |
Secretary General of the King ʿAbdallāh Bin ʿAbd al-ʿĀzīz International Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue (KAICIID) and Saudi Royal Court Advisor |
| Fayṣal Duwaydār (Major General - al-Minyā / Upper Egypt / Egypt) | |
| Fayṣal II (King of Iraq) |
(1935-1958) King of Iraq (1939-1958) |
| Fayṣal Mawlawī (Shaykh) |
Vice president of the Islamic European Fatwa Council |
| Fayṣal Ṣāliḥ al-Khayrī |
Author |
| Fayyūm] | |
| Fāyza Maḥmūd Ṣaqr | |
| Fāyzah Abū al-Najā ( Egyptian Minister of Planning & International Cooperation) |
Fāyzah Abū al-Najā was the Minister of Planning & International Cooperation throughout the Mubarak era and the transition period. She was one of the main politicians to instigate that international NGOs in Egypt take action without being licensed and therefore need to be tried in court. |
| Fāʾiq Bishūy | |
| Fāʾiq Zakkā Būlus (Father) |
Former Monk in the Monasteries of Saint Macarius and Anba Bishoi |
| Felix Tshisekedi |
President of the Republic of Congo (2020-2021) |
| Femke Halsema | |
| Ferdinand II of Aragon (King) |
King of Aragon and Castille (1479-1516) |
| Ferdinand Marcos (President of the Phillipines) | |
| Fidel Castro (President of Cuba) | |
| Fīfīyān Fuʾād [Vivian Fuad] (Dr.) |
Manager of the Coptic Center for Social Studies; Wife of Samīr Marqus |
| Fikrī Abāẓa (Egyptian journalist, 1896-1979) | |
| Fikrī Ḥabīb Jirjis |
Lawyer |
| Fikrī Makram ʿUbayd |
First Secretary-General of the National Party; Former Deputy Prime Minister |
| Fikrī ʿAbd al-Masīḥ Zaqlama | |
| Fikrī ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz (Dr.) |
Member of the International Federation of Psychiatry; Professor of Psychology at Al-Azhar |
| Fikriya Aḥmad |
Author; Journalist |
| Fīktūr Makārī [Victor Makari] (Rev., Dr.) |
Egyptian; served as coordinator for the Office of the Middle East and Europe for the PC (USA) |
| Fīktūr Salāma |
Assistant Editor of the Waṭanī newspaper; Author |
| Fīktūr Yūnān [Victor Yunnan] |
Coptic Christian arrested in 1996 for selling videos about Christianity. |
| Fīlūbūs [Philubus] (Bishop) |
Bishop of Dakahlia (Since 1969) |
| Fīlūksīnūs [Philoxenos] (Father) |
Monk in the Monastery of the Holy Virgin in al-Qūṣiyyah / Asyut |
| Fīlūmīnūs [Philomenos] (Father) | |
| Fiona Cameron | |
| Fiona McCallum |
professor at St. Andrews, Scotland |
| Fiona McKie |
British architect living since 2001 in the Egyptian desert oasis of Siwa. She has a special interest in traditional Siwan architecture. |
| Firās Zakī Bishr [Firas Zeki Bishr] |
former-FJP Minister of Local Development during the presidency of Muhammad Mursi, was in 2014 in hiding in Egypt |
| Flavius Valen | |
| Flemming Rose (Journalist) |
Danish journalist; Author; Cultural editor at Jyllands-Posten newspaper (Since 2004) |
| Flemming Weiss Andersen | |
| Fouad Haddad | |
| Fr. Antonious (born Nazīr Jayyid) | |
| Fr. Antonios Amīn (1925-2007) | |
| Fr. Cosimo Spadavecchia (b.1941) | |
| Fr. Hedra | |
| Fr. Mūsā Ibrāhīm (Coptic Orthodox Church Spokesperson) | |
| Francesca Ciriaci |
Author |
| Francesco Patton (Father - Custos of the Holy Land) | |
| Francis (Pope) |
الصفحات
Emerging Perspectives on Intercultural and Interreligious Relations
Dialogue Across Borders is a database of summary translations of Arabic newspaper articles with references to their sources about intercultural and interreligious relations, focusing primarily but not exclusively on Muslim-Christian relations. The database also contains articles with editorial analysis and interviews on the subject.