List of persons names (and their functions) used in AWR-Articles
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Name | Function |
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Rāghib Iskandar |
Former Coptic politician; Early member of the Wafd Party |
Rāghib Muftāḥ (Dr.) |
Scholar specialized in Coptic Orthodox Church music; Author |
Rāghib ʿAyyād (Artist) | |
Raḥbānī Brothers | |
Rahm Emanuel | |
Rajab Abū Zayd (Mr.) |
Member of the People’s Assembly, affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood |
Rajab al-Bannā |
Author; Editor-in-Chief of October Magazine |
Rajab al-Murshidī (Mr.) |
Journalist for Rose al-Youssuf newspaper |
Rajab Būya |
Grand mufti and president of the islamic community in Kosvo |
Rajab Hilāl Ḥumayda |
Member of the Egyptian People's Assembly for the Aḥrār Party |
Rajab ʿAbd al-Munsīf |
Chairman of the Central Administration of the Curriculum and the Prophetic Sunnah (Egypt) |
Rajāʾī al-Mirghanī (National Coalition for the Freedom of the Press and the Media) | |
Rajāʾī al-ʿArabī (General) |
Attorney general; Public prosecutor; Lawyer |
Rajāʾī ʿAṭīyya (Dr.) |
Lawyer; Author; Islamic Thinker; Member of the Muslim Brotherhood |
Rājī Sulaymān | |
Rājiyya al-Jizrāwī (Dr.) |
Physician at al-Nadeem Center, in 2009 |
Rajmohan Gandhi (Dr.) | |
Ralph Berenger (Dr.) |
Senior lecturer in the department of journalism and mass communication at the AUC; former private investigator in the U.S. |
Ralph Peters |
author of the book ‘Hell or Richmond’ and a Fox News strategic analyst |
Ramaḍān al-Jibālī |
A Bedouin guide and guard at St. Catherine's Monastery |
Ramaḍān Baṭīkh |
professor of the constitutional law at Ain shams university |
Ramaḍān Ḥassan (Dr.) |
Head of the branch of the World Organization for al-Azhar Graduates, and Professor and Head of the Arabic language department at al-Azhar University |
Ramaḍān Shaʿbān Muḥammad al-Fawāl |
member of a terrorist cell. |
Ramaḍān ʿAbd al-Rāziq (Dr.) | |
Rāmī al-Ḥamdullillāh (Palestinian Prime Minister) | |
Rāmī al-Shīḥāwī |
Spokesperson of Supreme Council for Sufī |
Rāmī Fakhrī (Eng.) | |
Rāmī Kāmil |
Coptic activist |
Rāmī Lakaḥ |
Coptic businessman; Former Member of the Parliament |
Rāmī Rafīq (Lawyer) |
Lawyer in Abū Fānā incident [see AWR Paper 15] |
Rāmī Siyāj |
head of a Cairo tourist company that runs trips to holy places in Palestine |
Rāmī Yaʿqūb [Ramy Yacoub] |
Deputy Director of the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy. Formerly, he served as the chief of staff and as a member of political office of the Free Egyptians Party. He was in 2014 an elected member of the Free Egyptians Party High Council. Ramy Yacoub holds a master’s degree in international affairs with a focus on US-Middle East relations from American University’s School of International Service. |
Rāmī ʿAṭā |
Author |
Rāmiz Ikrām Fahīm Ghābiyyūs [Ramez Ikram] |
ʿUmda/Village Head of the predominantly Christian village al-Saraqnā, appointed by the Ministry of Interior in 2007. |
Rāmiz ʿAṭāllah (Dr.) | |
Ramsey Clark (Mr.) |
Former United States Attorney General; Lawyer of Shaykh cUmar cAbd al-Raḥmān |
Ramsīs Ruʾūf al-Najjār (Counselor) |
Coptic lawyer and chief defense of the Middle East Christians Association |
Ramy RafƯq | |
Ramy Kamel | |
Ramzī Zaqlama |
President Assistant of the Wafd Party, former board member of Maurice Sadek’s Center for Human Right; Author |
Ranā Ḥātim al-Shādhilī |
Missing Muslim girl in Wāstá in Beni Suef |
Ranā Ḥussaynī |
Author |
Ranā Mamdūḥ |
Author; Journalist |
Ranā ʿAllām |
Daily News Egypt Editor-in-Chief |
Rāndā Muqhār |
member of Royal Institute for Interfaith Studies (Jordan) |
Rāniyā al-Mashāṭ (Minister of Tourism) | |
Rāniyyā al-Badawī [Rania al-Badawi] |
Egyptian TV-host at Al-Tahrir Channel |
Rāniyyā al-ʿAbd Allāh [Rania al-Abdullah] (Queen) |
Queen of Jordan (Since 1999) |
Rāniyyā Bāsīlī |
Author |
Rāniyyā Nabīl | |
Rāniyyā Riḍā Jūrjī [Rania Rida Georgy] |
Coptic girl who got kidnapped in 2013 |
Rāniyyā Sālim |
Author |
Rāniyyā Yūssuf (Actress) | |
Raphael Varga |
Representative of the Ambassador at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands |
Raphael Zīyādah | |
Rashā Amīr |
Author |
Rashā Labīb |
Author |
Rashā Majdī | |
Rashād al-Bayyūmī (Dr.) |
Head of the Students Department at the Muslim Brotherhood; Member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Guidance Bureau; Undersecretary of the syndicate of Scientists |
Rashād al-Shāmī (Prof) |
Professor at ʿAyn Shams University in 1995 and specialised in modern Hebrew literature. |
Rashād Khalīfa |
Claimed to be a prophet; Denier of the Sunna |
Rashed Fahim Mansou | |
Rāshid al-Ghannūshī (Shaykh) |
Leader of the Tunisian Islamist opposition movement Hizb el-Nahda, living in exile in London |
Rashīd Fahīm Manṣūr Abū ʿUrūq | |
Rashīd Ghamrī |
Author |
Rasmī ʿAbd al-Malak Rustum (Dr.) |
Head of the Coptic Studies Institute; Professor of educational planning at the National Center for Educational Research |
Rasmus Alenius Boserup (Dr.) | |
Raymond Ibrāhim | |
Raymond de Roon (Dutch Politician) |
Dutch Politician and former prosecutor. Member of the Freedom Party, and MP since 2006. |
Raymond Dosie | |
Raymond Edward (Author) |
Author |
Raymond Ibrahim (Author, Translator) | |
Raymond IbrāhƯm | |
Rāʾid Abū Suhayla (Father) |
Author, Latin-rite Catholic priest |
Rāʾid al-Sharqāwī |
Coptic Human Rights activist; Author |
Rāʾid Salāmah (Dr.) |
Economist |
Raʾūf Shalabī | |
Rebecca Weixler | |
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (President of Turkey) | |
Regina Jonas (Rabbi) | |
Reginald Wingate (General, High Commissioner) |
High Commissioner of Egypt |
Reham Awwad [Rihām ʿAwwad] (Dr.) |
Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgeon. She's a cofounder of the "Restore FGM" medical center in Egypt. |
Reinout Vos | |
Rena Netjes (Dutch Journalist) |
Dutch Arabist and journalist who campaigned for the Christian Democratic Party (CDA) for a seat in the European Parliament in 2009. In 2014 Egyptian authorities sentenced a number of non-Egyptian nationals working with al-Gezira English to very stiff sentences. Rena Netjes got involved because of her meeting with the al-Gezira English Head of Bureau and was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. She adamantly denies she has ever worked for al-Gezira. Rena Netjes was informed about her pending arrest and escaped Egypt as soon as possible after this. Since this event Rena Netjes is not able to travel to Egypt anymore.
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Rev. Bert ter Schegget |
Rev. Bert ter Schegget (1927-2001), pastor of the United Protestant Church (Verenigde Protestantse gemeente) in Curacao between 1958 and 1963. |
Rev. Dr. Abraham Kuyper (1837-1920) | |
Rev. Dr. Ioan Soka |
Secretary General of the World Council of Churches |
Rev. J.H. (1917-2007) | |
Rev. Mūnīr Hannā Anīs | |
Rev. Nasr Allāh Zakarīyā [Director of the Evangelical Church’s Media Office-Egypt] | |
Rev. Stephen Sizer [Famous British Pastor] | |
Rex Tillerson |
US Secretary of State under President Donald Trump (2017) |
Reza Aslan (Author, Television Personality) |
Iranian-American author, author of No god but God |
Reza Shah-Kazemi (Dr.) |
a widely published scholar at the Ismaili Institute in London |
Riahnnon Smith | |
Richard Boucher (Diplomat) |
Deputy Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (Since 2009); Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs (2006-2009); Official spokesman of the US Secretary of State (2000-2005) |
Richard Donk |
Dutch journalist for Reformatorisch Dagblad; Member of SGP (Reformed party) |
Richard E. Rubenstein (Author) |
an American author and University Professor of Conflict Resolution and Public Affairs at George Mason University, holding degrees from Harvard University, Oxford University, and Harvard Law School. |
Richard Engel |
NBC's news chief foreign correspondent |
Richard Milhous Nixon (President) |
President of the USA (1969-1974); Vice-President (1953-1961); Senator (1950-1953) |