thani

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Definition of thani in English Turkish dictionary

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Rabi al-thani

(Din) Rebiülahir. Hicri takvime göre yılın dördüncü ayı

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Definition of thani in English English dictionary

Ruling family of Qatar.They are from the Tamîm tribe, which migrated eastward from central Arabia to the Qatar peninsula in the mid-19th century. There have been eight leaders from 1868 to the present. The second sheikh, Qâsim ibn Muḥammad (1878–1913), is considered Qatar's founder. The seventh sheikh, Khalîfah ibn Ḥamad (r. 1972–95), was instramental in obtaining Qatar's independence from Britain in 1971 and became the first emir. The clan comprises about two-fifths of the native Qatari population

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Thani dynasty

also l Thn ("Thn family") Ruling family of Qatar. They are from the Tamm tribe, which migrated eastward from central Arabia to the Qatar peninsula in the mid-19th century. There have been eight leaders from 1868 to the present. The second sheikh, Qsim ibn Muammad (1878-1913), is considered Qatar's founder. The seventh sheikh, Khalfah ibn amad (r. 1972-95), was instramental in obtaining Qatar's independence from Britain in 1971 and became the first emir. The clan comprises about two-fifths of the native Qatari population

Rabi al-thani

(Din) The fourth month of the Islamic calendar

Al Thani

also l Thn ("Thn family") Ruling family of Qatar. They are from the Tamm tribe, which migrated eastward from central Arabia to the Qatar peninsula in the mid-19th century. There have been eight leaders from 1868 to the present. The second sheikh, Qsim ibn Muammad (1878-1913), is considered Qatar's founder. The seventh sheikh, Khalfah ibn amad (r. 1972-95), was instramental in obtaining Qatar's independence from Britain in 1971 and became the first emir. The clan comprises about two-fifths of the native Qatari population

Al Thani Thani family

also l Thn ("Thn family") Ruling family of Qatar. They are from the Tamm tribe, which migrated eastward from central Arabia to the Qatar peninsula in the mid-19th century. There have been eight leaders from 1868 to the present. The second sheikh, Qsim ibn Muammad (1878-1913), is considered Qatar's founder. The seventh sheikh, Khalfah ibn amad (r. 1972-95), was instramental in obtaining Qatar's independence from Britain in 1971 and became the first emir. The clan comprises about two-fifths of the native Qatari population