Abd Allah

British  

/ æbd ˈælə /

noun

1. 1846–99, Sudanese leader; he led the uprising against the Egyptian government of the Sudan; defeated by Kitchener in 1898

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Example Sentences

“Last year, we spent a week to repair the place, but unfortunately water flooded it again,” said Abd Allah Gareib, who manages a café by the beach.

From Seattle Times

“Their generation was silent for 60 years, and when we have paid the price in blood for them to have the right to say something, they turn around and call us traitors,” said Ahmad Abd Allah, 34, a spokesman for the April 6 group.

From New York Times

Ahmad Abd Allah, a coordinator for the April 6 Youth Movement, a revolutionary group, who was detained and accused of burning Mr. Shafik’s headquarters during the campaign, says he is optimistic that the new president will be effective.

From New York Times

“I’m not part of the Muslim Brotherhood, but I worked with them because I knew with Shafik the revolution would be dead,” Mr. Abd Allah said.

From New York Times

A friend, Abd’allah, 19, dressed in a cream-colored djellaba beneath a hooded sweatshirt, said, “We’re the victims in the story.”

From New York Times