Shaban
Britishnoun
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Origin of Shaban
from Arabic sha`bān
Example Sentences
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Wael Shaban, also living near the tower that was targeted today, said they had been given 15 minutes to flee before the strike.
From BBC
As for the grand piano, Khamis Abu Shaban hopes students will one day be able to play it again.
From BBC
Khamis Abu Shaban had finally risked returning to the music school at which he taught - and which owns the piano - a few months into the current conflict.
From BBC
"I am trying to leave for Rafah but the tanks are now very near to the coast and are firing toward the west," Shaban, an electrical engineer with four children, told Reuters news agency.
From BBC
“The suffering is really apocalyptic,” said Khaled Abu Shaban, 38, an aid worker near Khan Younis.
From Seattle Times
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