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shahadah
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Noun1.shahadah - the first pillar of Islam is an affirmation of faith
pillar of Islam - (Islam) one of the five religious obligations accepted by all Muslims
witness - testimony by word or deed to your religious faith


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We are announcing our support for his position and encouraging president Abbas," said Jamil Shehada, head of the teachers' union, which helped stage the event.
The bomb killed Shehada and an additional 17 civilians, including his wife, his daughter, eight children (including a 2-month old baby), two elderly men, and two women.
Some of the names involved in these dialogues are Tunisian director Al-Fadel Al-Jaiby; Iraqi director Jawwad Al-Asady; Lebanese director Paul Matar; Egyptian critic Nehad Seleiha, Dr Hanan Kassab Hassan, Dr Mary Elias from Syria, author Raja Shehada and researcher and novelist Adaneya AlShebly from Palestine, in addition to young directors and writers such as Omar Abu Seda from Syria and Laila Soliman from Egypt.
 
 
 
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