Persons
Terms:Persons
List of persons names (and their functions) used in AWR-Articles
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| Name | Function |
|---|---|
| Alexandria | |
| Alexei II [Alexius II] (Pope) |
Late Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church (1990-2008) |
| Alexis Tsipras (Politician, Greece) | |
| Alfred Balfour | |
| Alfred Stepan | |
| Alfred William |
Sudanese Pastor |
| Ali Abu Hassan | |
| Ali Akbar Nategh-Nouri | |
| Ali Babacan |
Former Turkish Economic Minister |
| Ali Hosseini Khamenei (Ayatollah) |
Supreme Leader of Iran (Since 1989); President of Iran (1981-1989) |
| Ali Riza Güney | |
| Alicia Colon | |
| Alidius Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer (Governor General of the Dutch East Indies) |
Governor-General Dutch Indies (1936-1942). |
| Alina Treiger (Rabbi) | |
| Alon Fragman, Dr. |
coordinator of Arabic Language Studies at Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel |
| Alphons (Father) |
Dutch priest |
| Aly Elsaman | |
| Amal al-Bannā | |
| Āmāl Fuʾād Muḥammad | |
| Āmāl Muʿawwaḍ |
Author |
| Āmāl Zakī Nassīm |
Egyptian Christian girl; Disappeared from al-Maḥallah al-Kubrá / Gharbia (2007) |
| Āmāl ʿUthmān (Dr.) |
Former minister of social affairs |
| Amānī Abū al-Ḥassan |
Author; Journalist |
| Amānī Abū Faḍl |
Member of the International Islamic Committee for Woman and Child |
| Amānī al-Ṭawīl (Dr.) |
Expert. |
| Amānī Fikrī |
Author |
| Amānī Mājid |
Author; Journalist |
| Amānī Muḥammad ʿĀṣim | |
| Amānī ʿAbd al-Ḥamīd |
Author |
| Amānī ʿĀṣim |
Author; Former AWR translator |
| Amar-Sin (Sumerian King) | |
| Ambassador Abul Magd | |
| Ambassador Muḥammad Subayh [Assistant Secretary General of the Arab League] | |
| Amedy Coulibaly |
related to the armed Islamic Group and the attackers on Charli Hebdo office in January 2015 |
| Amīn al-Dīn Murjān | |
| Amīn al-Jamayal | |
| Amīn al-Khūlī (Shaykh) |
Islamic Scholar |
| Amīn al-Mahdī |
Author and publisher |
| Amīn Fahīm |
Former Head of the Association of Upper Egypt for Education and Development |
| Amīn Huwaydī |
Former Egyptian Minister of Defense, Head of Egypt’s General Intelligence and Security Service; Author |
| Amīn Iskandar |
Nasserist party figure; member of Kifāya movement |
| Amīn Makram ʿUbayd (Dr.) |
Author, Diplomat of the American Board of Surgery (1981), Consulting Surgeon in Private Practice (1982), and co-founder of Coastal Surgical Group in Texas (1990). He retired in 2003 |
| Amīn Mukhtār |
Governor of Daqhiliya |
| Amīn Rifāʿī | |
| Amīna (singer) | |
| Amīna al-Jindī (Dr.) |
Egyptian Minister of Insurance and Social Affairs (1999-2005) |
| Amīna al-Naqqāsh |
Author; Journalist; Columnist; Deputy Secretary General of the Tajammuc Party |
| Amīna al-Sharīf |
Author |
| Amīna Muḥammad Naṣīr(Dr.) |
Former dean of the College for Girls at the Alexandria University; professor at the Azhar University |
| Āmina Nuṣayr |
a professor of Doctrine and Philosophy at al-Azhar University |
| Amīna Shafīq |
Journalist for al-Ahrām; Director of the Organization for Women Voters' Rights; Member of the National Council for Women's Rights and of the Syndicate of Journalists |
| Amīna Wudūd (Dr.) |
Associate professor of Islamic studies at Virginia Commonwealth University |
| Amir al-Mirghanī | |
| Amīr al-Ṣarrāf |
Author |
| Amīr Fuʾād |
Egytian Navy Captain |
| Amīr Ḥabīb (Eng.) |
Author on Coptic and theological studies |
| Amīr Ramsīs (Film Director) |
Film director |
| Amīr Sālim |
Lawyer; human rights activist; President of the National Society for Human Rights and Development |
| Amīr Ṭāhirī |
Secular Iranian writer opposed to the Islamic Revolution in Iran |
| Amīr ʿAyyād |
Coptic activist |
| Amīra Fūdah [Amirah Fawdah] |
Egyptian journalist at al-Dustūr newspaper |
| Amīra Hass | |
| Amīra Huwaydī |
Author |
| Amīra Ibrāhīm |
Author |
| Amīra Jirjis | |
| Amīra Malash |
Egyptian journalist at al-Fajr newspaper |
| Amīra Raḍwān | |
| Ammūniyūs ʿĀdil [Amonious] (Bishop) (Rev. Fr.) | |
| Āmna Naṣīr (Dr.) |
Professor of Islamic Doctrine and Philosophy |
| Āmna Nuṣayr (Professor) | |
| Amos (Prophet) |
Prophet in Israel,8th century BCE |
| Amr Ibn Al-‘Aas [ʿAmrū Ibn al-ʿĀṣ] | |
| Amr Khaled | |
| Amr KhƗlid | |
| Amr Moussa | |
| Amr Seifeldin [ʿAmrū Sayf al-Dīn] (Dr.) |
Urogynecologist & Cosmetic Gynecologist. He's a cofounder of Restore FGM, a medical center in Egypt. |
| Amy Small (Rabbi) |
past president of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association. |
| Anas Abū Shādī [Anas Aboshady] (Shaykh, Dr.) | |
| Anas al-Fiqī [Anas al-Fiki] (Mr.) |
Egyptian Minister of Information (Since 2005), Former Minister of Youth |
| Anas al-Takrītī | |
| Anas Ibn Mālik (Shaykh) |
Islamic jurist; Companion of the Islamic prophet Muḥammad |
| Anas Shakfah | |
| Anatoly Chubais (Mr.) | |
| Anba Armīa; Pope Shīnūda' secretary: Shīnūda III of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark | |
| Anba Paula (Bishop of Tanta) | |
| Anders Behring Breivik | |
| Anders Fogh Rasmussen |
Danish politician; the 12th and current Secretary General of NATO; former Prime Minister of Denmark (2001-2009) |
| Andrāwus Ḥabīb Buqṭur (Father) |
Tarshub, Izbet Iskandar Ayyub |
| Andrāwus ʿAzīz Sulaymān (Father) |
Defrocked Coptic Orthodox priest; Known for his liberal opinions and opposition to Pope Shenouda; Author |
| André Seebregts |
Dutch lawyer defending sympathizers of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Netherlands |
| Andrea Busse (Pastor) | |
| Andrea Riccardi | |
| Andrea Zaki Stephanous [Andrea Zakī Asṭfānūs] (Deputy Head of The Coptic Evangelical Church) (Dr., Rev.) |
Rev. Dr. Zaki is the Director General of the Coptic Evangelical Organization for Social Services (CEOSS),the President of the Protestant Community of Egypt, the President of the Fellowship of Middle East Evangelical Churches and a part time lecturer at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo.He has authored several books. |
| Andreas "Dries" van Agt (Dr.) |
Dutch Prime Minister (1977-1982); Minister of Justice (1971-1977); Lawyer. Professor |
| Andreas Kaplony (Prof., Dr.) |
professor of Islamic Studies at the Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies, Department of Islamic Studies, University of Zurich and a co-editor of the journal "Islam" and the series "Studies in the History and Culture of the Middle East |
| Andrew Clart | |
| Andrew de Carpentier |
Leader of the The Holy land Institute for the Deaf |
| Andrew Hammond |
Author |
| Andrew Hussey |
English author living in Paris |
| Andrew White (Rev.) |
President of Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East; Vicar of St George's Church in Baghdad (Iraq) |
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.