Khalid ibn Abdul Aziz

/ (ˈkɑːlɪd ˈɪbən ˈæbdʊl əˈziːz) /

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1913–82, king and President of the Council of Ministers of Saudi Arabia (1975–82)

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Words nearby Khalid ibn Abdul Aziz

Khakass Autonomous Region, Khakass Republic, khaki, khaki election, Khalid, Khalid ibn Abdul Aziz, khalif, khalifa, Khalkha, Khalkidhikí, Khalkidíki

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How to use Khalid ibn Abdul Aziz in a sentence

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Self-described 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was also kept at Cobalt after his March 2003 in Pakistan.
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Four days after Leila returned home from Syria, she received a call from her younger son, Khalid.
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They see it as being in the tradition of their grandfather, Abdul Aziz, the great warrior of the desert who created the Kingdom.
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One of the most important rooms in the temple is the shrine of Sheik Adi ibn Musafir.
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Then came the Sultan (Abdul Hamid) himself in an open carriage, closely surrounded and guarded by officers.
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Then there were greetings, and Khalid squeezed himself betwixt the others and was seated.
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Aziz and Yukhanan were Syrians who had come down from their mountain villages to await our arrival at Mosul.
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But whin Abdul, be damid, as th' potes call him, made th' mistake iv pokin' his head out iv th' palace 'twas diff'rent.
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This phrase, says Ibn Khallikan, afterwards became a proverb.
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