Othman

[ oth-muhn; Arabic ooth-mahn ]

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noun

, plural Oth·mans.

Othman

/ ˈɒθmən; ɒθˈmɑːn /

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Deanna Othman replied: “Nothing makes Arabs happier than a white person ‘appreciating’ their culture.”

The ministry recorded 412 cases in 2011 and 318 last year, Othman says, along with 134 so far in 2013.

“The capability of the Iraqi security forces is under question,” says Othman.

“Our readers are never shy in expressing their opinions,” said Othman al-Omeir, editor-in-chief and founder of elaph.com.

Othman, observing that some of his officers agreed with Dundar, raised his bow and shot his uncle dead.

The romantic history of the kingdom built up by Othman was worthily continued by his sons.

The troops that had followed Othman to victory were the same men who fed the flocks on the banks of the Euphrates and Sakaria.

Syria was thus completely reduced under Omar, the second khalif; Persia under Othman, the third.

Are we Algerines and sons of Othman that we should fear the infidels?

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