Abbas I of Egypt (1490 bytes)
1: ...met Ali (Egypt)|Mehmet Ali]], founder of the reigning dynasty.
3: ...of mental weakness), Abbas succeeded to the pashalik.
5: ...d factories and schools, and reduced the strength of the army to 9,000 men.
7: ...struction of a railway from [[Alexandria]] to [[Cairo]].
9: ...s succeeded by his uncle, [[Said Pasha of Egypt|Said Pasha]].

Abbas II of Egypt (2875 bytes)
1: ... need improvements to reach a [[neutral point of view]]...
3: [[Great African Civilizations]]
4: ...[1874]] - [[1944]]) was the last [[khedive]] of [[Egypt]] ([[January 8]], [[1892]] - [[1914]]).
6: ...onversational knowledge of [[English language|English]], [[French language|French]] and [[German lang...
8: ...onary as his great-uncle [[Abbas I of Egypt|Abbas I]].

Abbas (635 bytes)
1: ...Abbas|Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib]]''' was an uncle of [[Mohammed]]
2: *[[Abbas I of Egypt]], egyptian pasha ([[1813]]-[[1854]])
3: ...[[Abbas I of Safavid]] aka "Abbas the Great", persian Shah ([[1557]]-[[1629]])
4: ... of Egypt]] aka "Abbas Hilmi Pasha", egyptian khedive ([[1874]]-[[1944]])
5: *[[Abbas Mirza]], Prince of [[Persia]], ([[1789]]-[[1833]])

Abbas I (256 bytes)
1: ...of Safavid|Abbas I]], Shah of Persia (born 1557, died 1629)
2: ... Hereditary Wali (Governor) of Egypt (born 1816, died 1854)
3: ...ols|Abbas I]], Invader of Iran of the [[Mongol Empire]]
5: {{disambig}}

Benedictus Abbas (3935 bytes)
1: ...able of [[England|English]] [[12th century]] chronicles.
3: ...icle|Chronicon Petroburgense]]'' as "blessed both in name and deed."
5: ...e printed in the second volume of the same collection.
7: ...Liebermann and the most recent, editors of the ''Dialogus'' (A Hughes, CG Crump and C Johnson, Oxford...
9: ...gn of Henry II and [[Richard I of England|Richard I]].

Abul-Abbas (1366 bytes)
1: [[sv:Abul-Abbas, Karl den stores elefant]]
2: ...e [[caliph]] of [[Baghdad]], [[Harun al-Rashid]], in 797. (801?)
4: ...]] to the Emperor's residence in [[Aachen]], arriving on [[July 1]], [[802]].
6: ...ntually housed in [[Augsburg]] in southern [[Bavaria]].
8: ... Danes, and sent for his elephant to join in the mighty battle.

Abu Abbas (3906 bytes)
1: [[image:Abbas.jpg|right]]
2: ...[Jew]]ish-[[United States|American]] [[Leon Klinghoffer]], who was shot dead and thrown overboard.
4: ...ction of the PLF moved its headquarters to [[Tunisia]].
6: ... [[1990s]] because he supported the peace negotiations.
8: ...] and actively operated the PLF from that city until [[2003]].

Mahmoud Abbas (14105 bytes)
1: ...ding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" style="margin-left:1em"
2: |+ <font size="+1">'''Mahmoud Abbas</font>
4: ...pan="2" | [[Image:Mahmoud_abbas.jpg|200px|Mahmoud Abbas]]<br>
6: ! align="left" | Order:
7: | 2nd President of the PNA

Ferhat Abbas (1347 bytes)
1: ... state. He was then placed under house arrest until [[1965]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[de:Ferhat Abbas]]
6: [[fr:Ferhat Abbas]]
7: [[it:Ferhat Abbas]]

Abbas I Pasha (333 bytes)
1: ...assassinated. He was the grandson of [[Muhammad Ali Pasha]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[Category:1813 births|Abbas I Pasha]]
6: [[Category:1854 deaths|Abbas I Pasha]]
7: [[Category:Egyptian people|Abbas I Pasha]]

Milton Abbas (2052 bytes)
1: ...sidered the first [[new town|planned settlement]] in England.
3: ... site landscaped (most of the old settlement now lies under an ornamental lake).
5: ... The village has expanded to 256 dwellings since it was founded.
7: ...h more modern housing and other facilities, including a doctor's surgery.
9: == External links ==

Abbas Pasha (259 bytes)
1: The name '''Abbas [[Pasha]]''' can refer to:
2: * [[Abbas I of Egypt|Abbas I]], ruler of [[Egypt]] from [[November]], [[1848]] to [[July]], [[1854...
3: ... [[Abbas II of Egypt|Abbas II]], [[khedive]] of [[Egypt]] from [[January 8]], [[1892]] to [[1914]]
5: {{disambig}}

Bandar Abbas (1144 bytes)
1: ...and surrounding lands, showing location of Bandar Abbas]]
3: ...pies a strategic position on the narrow [[Straits of Hormuz]].
5: *[[Latitude]]: 27&deg; 12' N
6: *[[Longitude]]: 56&deg; 15' E
8: ...val victory off [[Hormuz]], he developed the town into a major port.

Khudayer Abbas (276 bytes)
1: ...]]. A [[Shia]] Muslim and surgeon, he is a member of the [[Daawa Party]].
4: [[Category:Iraqi politicians]]

Abbas I of Safavid (4422 bytes)
1: ...father, [[Mohammad of Safavid]], and imprisoning him.
3: ...bbas_I.jpg|Picture Of Shah Abbas I of Safavid]]</div>
5: ...Herat in [[1597]], and drove them out of his dominions.
7: ...m the Portuguese in [[1615]] and had named after himself.
9: ... the river, and the cup.&#8221; Louvre, Paris]]</div>

Abbas Kiarostami (3354 bytes)
1: ...e:abbasKiarostami.jpeg|frame|thumb|Abbas Kiarostami]]
2: ...n language|Persian]]) (born [[June 22]], [[1940]] in [[Tehran]]).
3: ...he West, his cinema introduced a humane and artistic face.
4: ...rtant center for Iranian [[contemporary film]] making.
6: ...anization, helped him form his basic approach to cinema.

Abbas Mirza (2162 bytes)
1: ...and the [[Ottoman empire]], and his death before his father, the [[shah]].
3: ...[[Dagestan]], and most of the [[Republic of Azerbaijan]]).
5: ... eldest son, [[Mohammed Mirza]], succeeded Fath Ali as shah.
9: ...on ''Abbas Mirza'', ''Persia-Russia Wars'', ''Persia-Ottoman wars'', ''Golestan Treaty'', and ''Torka...
11: [[Category:1789 births|Mirza, Abbas]]

Compton Abbas (541 bytes)
1: ...). The village gives its name to a nearby [[air field]] on the [[downs]].
5: == External links ==
6: * [http://www1.dorsetcc.gov.uk/LIVING/FACTS/Census2001.nsf/6cadf4da179fc1950025666300...
8: [[Category:Villages in Dorset]]

Abbas Combe (346 bytes)
1: ...a [[population]] of 1,510 ([[As of 2002|2002]] estimate).
5: [[Category:Villages in Somerset]]

Abbas (photographer) (404 bytes)
1: ...s of [[Christian]] and [[Islam|Islamic]] subjects in later years.
4: ...Photography Book''. London:Phaidon Press Limited. ISBN 0-7148-4488-8
6: [[Category:Photographers|Abbas]]
8: {{bio-stub}}

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