nagham造句

• Survivors include his wife, Enaam; a son, Faleh; and three daughters, Farah, Nagham and Nour.
• In 2016, Nagham FM radio station banned maharagant songs from its programs, citing that they did not " match Egyptian customs and traditions ".
• "Our religion and our people do not accept coeducation, " said medical student Nagham al-Saffi, pausing from studying for a final.
• "There is no communication, no telephone, no e-mail, no transportation, " said Nagham Muhsen Hussein al-Khafaji, head of the department.
• Viewers can watch the participants 24 hours a day on a satellite music channel, Nagham, as they cook, eat, fight, hug, kiss and attend sports, music and dance classes.
• They were produced by Alkhoyool in 1992, and they were reproduced by production label Rotana in 2002 among the famous collection musical record " Mahrajan Nagham Watarab 2002 " ( Festival of Melodies and Oriental 2002 ).
• Rana said soldiers had received a tip that the Pakistanis and three Indian comrades were hiding in a house in Nagham, 110 kilometers ( 70 miles ) north of Srinagar, summer capital of Indian-held Kashmir.
• Dr . Nagham Mohsen, the head of the ministry's statistics department, said the order came from the ministry's director of planning, Dr . Nazar Shabandar, who told her it was on behalf of Abbas.
• Dr . Nagham Mohsen, the head of the ministry's statistics department, said the order was relayed to her by the ministry's director of planning, Dr . Nazar Shabandar, who said it came on behalf of Abbas.
• The order was relayed by the ministry's director of planning, Dr . Nazar Shabandar, but the U . S .-led Coalition Provisional Authority, which oversees the ministry, also wanted the counting to stop, said Dr . Nagham Mohsen, the head of the ministry's statistics department.
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