Abdul Rahman

[ ahb-dool rah-mahn ]

noun

1. Tun·ku [toong, -koo], 1903–90, Malaysian political leader: first prime minister of Malaya 1957–63 and prime minister of Malaysia 1963–70.

Abdul Rahman

/ ˈæbdʊl ˈrɑːmən /

noun

1. Abdul RahmanTunku19031990MMalaysianMalayanPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: prime minister Tunku. 1903–90, Malaysian statesman; prime minister of Malaya (1957–63) and of Malaysia (1963–70)

Example Sentences

Days afterwards, Al-Dalou’s youngest brother, 10-year-old Abdul Rahman, succumbed to his burns.

From Salon

“This would be for me lip service when the owner himself doesn’t actually abide by the rules,” Abdul Rahman said.

From Los Angeles Times

Eirliani Abdul Rahman, co-founder of YAKIN, short for Youth, Adult Survivors & Kin In Need, who was among the members who resigned from Twitter’s Trust and Safety Council, said the report was “laudatory” but insufficient.

From Los Angeles Times

There’ll be no more,'" he said at a rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, referring Abdul Rahman al-Logari, the Islamic State-Khorasan member who an investigative report by the Department of Defense identified as the suicide bomber. "

From Salon

The organisation’s director, Rami Abdul Rahman, accuses the Turkish state of exploiting Syrians with no money and dire economic prospects.

From BBC