Hasan

Or Has·san

[hah-suhn, ha-san]

noun

1. al-Hasan, a.d. 624?–669?, Arabian caliph: son of Ali and Fatima (brother of Hussein).

Example Sentences

“Hamas is re-establishing control,” said Hasan Abu Hanieh, an independent analyst based in Amman specializing in Islamist groups.

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"This is a very beautiful feeling - happy, a day of joy," said Muhammad Hasan Saeed Dawood, 50, who told the BBC he was there to collect his son who he says was arrested by Israeli forces at a checkpoint.

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Sajid recovered from viral flu to get the nod while Shaheen Shah Afridi and Hasan Ali will lead the pace attack.

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Progressive journalist Mehdi Hasan called it “a car crash interview” and a sign of the “broken” relationships between politicians and the media.

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On it, Douthat hosts a slew of rabble-rousers and firebrands from across the political spectrum—think Steve Bannon and Hasan Piker—and peppers them with questions about how they’ve developed their ideology.

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