Persons

Terms:Persons

List of persons names (and their functions) used in AWR-Articles

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Name Function
Salmān ʿĀbidī
Salwā Abū Saʿada (Dr.)

Author

Salwā Bakr

Egyptian Novelist; Author

Salwā Rafʿat

Author

Salwā Unsī al-Alfī

Egyptian Coptic girl had allegedly been kidnapped and forced to convert to Islam in 1995.

Sam Brownback

U.S. Senator for the State of Kansas (1998-2010)

Sam Nunn (American Politician)

Former United States Senator, co-founder of Necluar Threat Initiative (NTI)

Samāḥ Samīr

Author

Samāḥ ʿAbd al-ʿĀṭī

Author

Saman Shiḥātah Rizq Allāh (Father)
Samar Rushdī
Samar Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn

Author

Samāʾil Māhir [Samail Mahir]

Reported as "A Christian from Minia converts to Islam before disappearing" by Sawt al-Ummah [Ref. AWR, 2007, week 2, art. 4]

Sameh Fawzi
Sameh Fawzy
Sameh Hanna [Sāmiḥ Ḥanna] ‎(Dr.)‎
Sameh Seif El-Yazal [Sāmiḥ Sayf al-Yazal]

intelligence officer, now director of the al-Jumhuriya Center for Studies.

Sāmī al-Bārūdī

(d.1914)

Sāmī al-Zughbī

Sāmī al-Zughbī was one of the managers of Sheraton Hotel in Cairo.

Sāmī Dāghir
Sāmī Fahmī

Author

Sami Faltas (Dr.)

Originally from Egypt, Dr. Sami Faltas has lived most of his life in the Netherlands. With a background in Social and Political Sciences, Dr. Faltas specialized in civil-military relations, security-sector reform, political negotiations and Middle Eastern studies. He is currently freelancing as an adviser or trainer on SSR, DDR, gender and political negotiations.

Sāmī Ḥamīd
Sāmī Hānī

Journalist at Al-Hayat newspaper

Sāmī Ḥarāk

Lawyer; One of the founders of Miṣr al-Umm party

Sāmī Jād al-Ḥaqq

Author

Sāmī Jaʿfar

Author

Sāmī Khashaba

Author

Sāmī Mitwalī

ecurity director for Minya

Sāmī Sabrī Shākir

Dean of the Institute of Coptic Studies and Professor of Architecture.

Sāmī Shinūda [Samy Shenoudah] (Prof.)
Sāmī Sīdhum (Gen.)
Sāmī Yaʿqūb

Egyptian publisher

Sāmī Yūsuf

British Muslim singer

Sāmī Zākī ʿAwwād [Sami Zaki Awad]

from the City of al-Zaqāzīq, in al-Sharqīya governorate, reported to have been forced to convert to Islam by Security Forces [Ref. AWR, week 17, art. 20 and: Arab-West Report, paper 6, p. 12]

Sāmī Zaqzūq
Sāmī ʿAnān (Lieutenant General)
Samia Hassanein
Samia SƯdhum
Sāmiḥ Abū Hashīma (Gen.)
Sāmih Abū Zayd and Ashraf al-‘Ashmāwī (Egyptian Counselors)
Samīḥ al-Ḥannāʾ
Sāmiḥ Fawzī (Dr.)

Journalist; Human Rights Activist; Editor of Chief of al-Waṭanī newspaper

Sāmiḥ Karīm

Author

Sāmiḥ Mūrīs [Sameh Maurice] (Dr., Rev.)

Pastor at Qasr al-Dūbārah Evangelical church

Sāmiḥ Ṣādiq Anṭūn
Sāmiḥ Sakr [Sameh Sakr] (Dr.)
Sāmiḥ Sāmī

Author

Sāmiḥ Shukrī

former Minister of Foreign affairs 

Sāmiḥ ʿAbd al-Ḥamīd Ḥammūda (Salāfī; Egypt)
Sāmiḥ ʿĀshūr (Mr.)

Member of the Egyptian National Council for Human Rights; Independent member of people assembly; Bar Association chairman (2001-2008); Lawyer

Sāmiḥ ʿAskar (Egyptian author)

a liberal author and researcher

Sāmiḥ ʿīd

a dissident from the Muslim Brotherhood

Sāmiḥa Ayyūb

Actress

Sāmiḥ al-Qāḍī

Governor of Minya

Sāmiḥ al-Qāḍī

Governor of Minya

Samir Morcos
Samīr Abū Luʾluʾ

 Accused of leading the attack on the monastery on May 31, 2008. There is no legal evidence of him being part of the attack. Main antagonist against the monastery in this conflict, member of Customary Conciliation Commission

Samir Abu Lu’lu
Samīr al-Jamal

Egyptian author and playwright (1952 -)

Samīr al-Sunbāṭī (Dr.)

Egyptian official responsible for Tourism Development Planning of the Red Sea Area (at least at the time of 1998)

Samir Dumani [Samīr Dūmānī]

member of Initiatives of Change in Lebanon

Samīr Farīd

Egyptian film critic; Member of the Consultative Board of the Minister of Culture (Since 1989); Cinema Supervisor at Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Since 2001)

Samīr Fayyāḍ (Dr.)

Leading figure in the Tajammuc Party; Advisor to the former Minister of Health.

Samīr Gharīb

Director of the Cultural Adornment Institution

Samīr Ghaṭṭās
Samīr Jirjis [Samir Girgis] (Dr.)

Author, Professor of Strategic Management in London

Samīr Khalīl
Samīr Maḥmūd (Dr.)
Samir Marcos
Samīr Marquṣ (Eng.)

Egyptian Copt;Engineer; General secretary of Middle East Council of Churches; Member of the Coptic Center for Social Studies; Researcher ; Author and Intellectual

Samīr Mattā Quddūs

Author

Samīr Murquṣ

one of Egypt’s most respected Coptic political figures. A one-time member of the Tagammu Party, he is a prominent liberal Coptic scholar and writer. He was appointed as one of President Muhammad Mursi’s advisers, working out of the presidential palace in Cairo.

Samīr Naʿūm

Author

Samir Raafat
Samīr Rajab

Egyptian Journalist; Chief of 24 hours newspaper

Samīr Ṣabrī (Lawyer)

Egyptian lawyer

Samīr Ṣadāq (Rev.)
Samīr Sarḥān (Dr.)

Head of the General Egyptian Book Organization (1985-2004); Author; Critic

Samīr Sayf

Coptic Film Director, Professor at the Cinema Institute

Samīr Sulaymān (Dr.)
Samīr Zakī

Head of the Cathedral Committee for National Participation; Secretary-general of the National Participation Group.

Samīr ʿAbd al-Majīd

Inspector of Security Investigations (Egypt)

Samīr ʿUwayḍah Ḥakīm

Murdered in al-Kushḥ / Sohag in 1998

Samīra Lūqā
Samīra Mazāḥī

Journalist in Al watani international

Sāmiyya al-Mutayyam (Councilor)

Vice chairman of the Administrative Prosecution Authority; Member of the board of trustees of the Egyptian National Council for Human Rights

Sāmiyya Sīdhum-Peterson

Managing editor of Watanī newspaper (Egypt)

Sāmiyya ʿAbd al-Masīḥ Maḥrūs

Killed in the incidents of al-Kushḥ / Sohag (January 2000)

Sāmiyya ʿAbd al-Nūr

Samia Abdennour came to Egypt from Palestine in 1947. She is the author of Egyptian Customs and Festivals.

Samiyya ʿArīsha
Sammy Muthini
Samrāʾ bint Nuhayk
Samson Raphael Hirsch

The foremost proponent of Orthodox Jewry in Germany during the 19th century (1808-1888). The German rabbi had a considerable influence on the developement of Orthodox Judaism.

Samuel Huntington
Samuel Ḥabīb

Rev. 1928-1997, founder of the Coptic Evangelical Organization for Social Services (CEOSS) in 1960 and head of the Protestant Council of Egypt (1980-1997).

Samuel Marinus Zwemer (Missionary)
Samuel Morris (Representative of the International Copts Association)
Samuel Paty

a French middle-school teacher, who was murdered on 16 October 2020 in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, a suburb of Paris. Paty was killed and beheaded by an Islamist terrorist "Abdoullakh Abouyedovich Anzorov", an 18-year-old Muslim Russian refugee of Chechen ethnicity. Paty had, in a class on freedom of expression, shown his students Charlie Hebdo's 2012 cartoons depicting the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Followin Samuel's murder, French president Macron, raised controversial comments about Islam, and has tmade new legalisations tp control Islam in France. The French government has embarked on a crackdown against extremist mosques and associations.

Samuel Phillips Huntington (Professor)

Former U.S. Political scientist; Author of "Clash of Civilizations" ; Professor at Harvard University

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