Examples of using Arslan in English and their translations into Arabic
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I want to thank Dr. Arslan and his team for the work that has been done.
In 1068, the city was once again sacked, only this time by the Seljuk Turks under Sultan Alp Arslan.
Muzaffer al-Din Yavlak Arslan was the third bey of the Chobanids. In Selçukname, he is referred to as Melik Muzaffer al-Din.[1].
He was successor of Nur ad-Din Arslan Shah II.
Another important landmark is the Dar Khaldah(or"Khaldah Palace"), which serves as the private residence of Druze Prince Talal Arslan from the leading Arslan family.
Arslan Khasavov is a journalist and writer, born in Aghgabat,
In addition Ozlyu and Arslan at a meeting attended by representatives of Turkey's Council of Scientific
Turkey Minister of Transportation and Maritime Navigation, Arslan Ahmet, said that his country will lay the foundation stone Çanakkale 1915 on the Dardanelles straight on March 2018.
Turkish Transport Minister Ahmed Arslan said that the railway linking the two parts of the Asian and European city of Istanbul would enter service by the end of the next year 2018.
Turkish Transport and Transport Minister Ahmed Arslan earlier announced that Istanbul is one of the country's largest projects after the third airport project,
Director of the General Directorate of Airports of Turkey, Ms. Fonda Ojak, confirmed in a press conference that the third airport will be opened on schedule as previously announced by the Minister of Transport, Communications and Maritime Navigation Mr. Ahmed Arslan, and that this airport will be another success story in Turkey.
The Battle of Caesarea occurred in 1067 when the Seljuk Turks under Alp Arslan attacked Caesarea. Caesarea was sacked and its Cathedral of St. Basil desecrated.[3]
The Minister of Transport and Communications of Turkey, Ahmed Arslan, said that more than 3,000 heavy machines are working continuously to complete the project, and engineers and workers have managed to accomplish about 70 percent of the construction work at the airport, which will become one of the largest airports in Europe and the world.
centered on Iraq. He was buried at Hamadan, at a madrasa which he had founded. He was succeeded by his sons Muhammad Jahan Pahlavan and Qizil Arslan.
And sentenced to death in April 2001 for"attempting to overthrow Turkey's secular state by force". His lawyer, Ahmet Arslan, maintained that his client was no more than"a man of thought", arguing that there was a lack of concrete evidence supporting the charges. Erdiş's death sentence was later commuted when Ankara abolished the death penalty in August 2002.
In the Turkish TV series, Kuruluş: Osman, he is portrayed by the Turkish actor Umut Karadağ[tr].[6] A historian was concerned over the fact that such an important and great person from history was being portrayed in a negative way, but Mehmet Bozdağ, the producer of the series, assured him that after a few episodes, Yavlak Arslan will end up becoming a'real hero'.[7].
In the third ceremony to lay the foundation stone, for the third Istanbul airport, Turkish Minister of Transport and Communications Ahmed Arslan said that this airport will open up new horizons in Turkish air transport.
Turks recaptured it in 1176 after the Battle of Myriokephalon.[1] However, the contemporary Byzantine historian Niketas Choniates relates that Manuel did not destroy the fortifications of Dorylaeum, as he had agreed to do as part of the treaty he negotiated with the Seljuk Turkish sultan Kilij Arslan II immediately after Myriokephalon.
Kınık is historically notable because the Seljuk Empire was founded by Kınık tribe.[4] In 10th century the tribe leader was Dukak(nicknamed"Demiryaylı",'with iron bow'). He was followed by his son Seljuk and then grandson Arslan Yabgu. The Seljuk Empire was founded by Arslan's nephews Tughril and Chagri.
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