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Since the early 1970s, Hassan Sharif (born 1951) has been developing a multifaceted oeuvre encompassing caricatures, performances, installations, scientific experiments, objects, drawings and paintings, and is today seen as one of the Gulf region's most important artists. This catalogue raisonné is the artist's first English monograph.

Stop the average man in the street and ask him: Who is the worlds most famous bridge player? What reply would you get? A current American world champion, perhaps, or one of the legendary Italian Blue Team? No, the odds are high that you would hear Omar Sharif, the film star. He's good, isn't he?For over three decades Omar has been a splendid ambassador for the game that has gripped him like a vice. In this book he shows you the most enjoyable and spectacular hands that he has played. He relates what happened when he toured America with four Italian world champions. Any team that could beat them would be awarded a new Lancia Beta sports car each! Omar tells also of some brilliant hands that have been played against him. If you like an easy life, just sit back and enjoy Omar talking about the game. Or you can work a bit harder, studying the hands more deeply and listening to Omar's tips for success. Either way, a rewarding experience awaits you. Omar Sharif is a world-famous film star, acclaimed for his roles in Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Zhivago and Funny Girl. Bridge correspondent for The Observer, he has partnered many of the worlds top players and won a world championship silver medal. David Bird has written over 70 books on the game and is bridge correspondent for the Mail on Sunday and the London Evening Standard. The worlds top writer of humorous bridge, David first made his name with stories of the bridge-crazy monks of St Titus.

Galicia is a region in north-west Spain, with a population under three million people. This study provides an introduction to the landmarks of its history, from pre-history to 2005. It also details the controversies and debates linked to Galicia's development, and points out connections between Galicia and Spain, Europe and the Atlantic world.

The Sharif Bible is the complete Bible in modern Arabic. It is a dynamic translation, and attempts to transfer the meaning of the original text into simple, modern, standard, literary Arabic. This is meant to be understandable across the Arab world, so regional words and expressions are avoided. This translation holds dearly to being as accurate and faithful to the original text as possible, natural (in language familiar to the reader), clear, and easy to understand. It is an accurate translation of the original Hebrew and Greek texts into the people's simple language.

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Galicia is a region in north-west Spain, with a population under three million people. This study provides an introduction to the landmarks of its history, from pre-history to 2005. It also details the controversies and debates linked to Galicia's development, and points out connections between Galicia and Spain, Europe and the Atlantic world.

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Zanzibar has had the most turbulent postcolonial history of any part of the United Republic of Tanzania, yet few sources have emerged that explain the reasons why. The current political impasse in the islands is a contest primarily over the question of whether to accept and sustain the Zanzibari Revolution of 1964. Defenders of the revolution speak the language of African nationalism and aspire to unify the majority of Zanzibar through the politics of race. Their opponents claim, instead, that the revolution undermined the islands’ cosmopolitan cultural heritage and espouse the language of human rights.Ali Sultan Issa was an early Zanzibari nationalist. As a minister in the first revolutionary government he became one of Zanzibar’s most controversial figures, responsible for some of the government’s most radical policies. Later imprisoned, he has reemerged as one of Zanzibar’s most successful property developers. Seif Shariff Hamad came of age during the revolution, becoming disenchanted with its broken promises and excesses. Having served in Tanzania’s ruling party, he is now a leading figure in Zanzibar’s opposition. Together these two memoirs trace Zanzibar’s postindependence trajectory and reveal how Zanzibaris continue to dispute their revolutionary heritage and remain divided over issues of ethnic identity.These memoirs, edited with an introduction by G. Thomas Burgess, will provide scholars and teachers with highly readable first-person narratives in which two African postindependence leaders describe their public and personal achievements, conflicts, failures, and tragedies. They will give students and scholars unique access to life, culture, and politics of Zanzibar.

Zanzibar has had the most turbulent postcolonial history of any part of the United Republic of Tanzania, yet few sources have emerged that explain the reasons why. The current political impasse in the islands is a contest primarily over the question of whether to accept and sustain the Zanzibari Revolution of 1964. Defenders of the revolution speak the language of African nationalism and aspire to unify the majority of Zanzibar through the politics of race. Their opponents claim, instead, that the revolution undermined the islands’ cosmopolitan cultural heritage and espouse the language of human rights.Ali Sultan Issa was an early Zanzibari nationalist. As a minister in the first revolutionary government he became one of Zanzibar’s most controversial figures, responsible for some of the government’s most radical policies. Later imprisoned, he has reemerged as one of Zanzibar’s most successful property developers. Seif Shariff Hamad came of age during the revolution, becoming disenchanted with its broken promises and excesses. Having served in Tanzania’s ruling party, he is now a leading figure in Zanzibar’s opposition. Together these two memoirs trace Zanzibar’s postindependence trajectory and reveal how Zanzibaris continue to dispute their revolutionary heritage and remain divided over issues of ethnic identity.These memoirs, edited with an introduction by G. Thomas Burgess, will provide scholars and teachers with highly readable first-person narratives in which two African postindependence leaders describe their public and personal achievements, conflicts, failures, and tragedies. They will give students and scholars unique access to life, culture, and politics of Zanzibar.

In 1900 Lady Anna Winterbourne travels to Egypt where she falls in love with Sharif, and Egyptian Nationalist utterly committed to his country's cause. A hundred years later, Isabel Parkman, an American divorcee and a descendant of Anna and Sharif, goes to Egypt, taking with her an old family trunk, inside which are found notebooks and journals which reveal Anna and Sharif's secret.

Contents: 1. General introduction/Osmund Bopearachchi. 2. Introduction to Punch marked coins in the Barikot Hoard/ Susmita Basu Majumdar. 3. Indo-Greek coins in the Barikot Hoard/Osmund Bopearachchi. 4. Charsadda Hoard/Osmund Bopearachchi. 5. Mingora Hoard/Osmund Bopearachchi. 6. Amb Sharif Hoard/Osmund Bopearachchi. 7. Some observation on die cutting techniques based on Eucratides I s Coins/Osmund Bopearachchi. Bibliography. Although new inscriptions have surfaced over the last twenty years, providing invaluable information on the chronology of the kings of Central Asia and North-West India and the important events associated with their reigns, the chronological sequence of many Indo-Greek, Indo-Scythian and Indo-Parthian kings is still uncertain. It is thanks to the coins that we know that forty-five Greek kings reigned in Bactria and India, although written sources mention only eight. Coins are crucial for understanding the role of these kings: their stylistic characteristics suggest broad chronological periods; the overstrikes of one king on the coins of another king indicate the succession of their reigns; and minting techniques, metrology, iconography and monograms associated with find-spots help to assess the geographical localization of different kingdoms. It is in this context that the composition of coin hoards provides new insights into the economic activities, modes of production and artistic tastes of the regions. Building on previous studies of coin hoards found in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the purpose of this volume is to examine four previously unpublished hoards. The analysis of the Barikot hoards, consisting of imperial silver punch marked and Indo-Greek coins, is a major contribution of this volume.

(vocal Collection). a Collection of Songs From the Musical Stage Presented in Their Authentic Settings, Excerpted From the Original Vocal Scores. There Is No Duplication From Prior Volumes! Contents: the Addams Family: Just Around the Corner * Avenue Q: Mix Tape * the Band's Visit: It Is What It Is * Omar Sharif * the Book of Mormon: Sal Tlay Ka Siti * Bring It On: the Musical: Tryouts * Come From Away: I Am Here * Damn Yankees: a Little Brains, a Little Talent * Dear Evan Hansen: so Big/so Small * Frozen: the Broadway Musical: Let It Go * Monster * Groundhog Day: One Day * Playing Nancy * Hamilton: That Would Be Enough * Burn * Into the Woods: Moments in the Woods * Last Midnight * La La Land (film): Audition (the Fools Who Dream) * Mean Girls: World Burn * Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812: Sonya Alone * Newsies the Musical: Watch What Happens * On the Town: Ain't Got No Tears Left (cut) * Once On This Island: Waiting for Life * the Pajama Game: I'm Not At All in Love * Passion: Loving You * Pretty Woman: the Musical: Anywhere but Here * the Prom: Just Breathe * the Lady's Improving * Tootsie: What's Gonna Happen * Waitress the Musical: What Baking Can Do * She Used to Be Mine

The Prophet Muhammad referred to his eloquent son-in-law Ali as the “gate to the city of knowledge.? Peak of Eloquence, Nahjul Balagha, is both a compilation of Ali?s sermons, letters, and sayings and a glimpse into his personality. Compiled by Sayyid al-Sharif ar-Radi more than 1,000 years ago, it is considered a literary masterpiece and, by the Shia Muslims, the most valuable text after the Holy Qur?an.

In an exploration of the human reality behind the sex manuals, sixty-six of the world's top celebrities like Omar Sharif, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Wilt Chamberlain, Elliott Gould, Bianca Jagger, Barry White, Jimmy Connors, Vidal Sassoon, Jack Nicholson, and Glenda Jackson talk frankly about what they feel makes a woman good in bed, based on their own sexual experiences and preferences.

The year 1971 is etched in the collective consciousness of Bangladeshis, Pakistanis and Indians though to a lesser degree as a time of tragedy and upheaval. For Bangladeshis 1971 was the year of blood and tears, for Pakistanis deep humiliation, and for the Indians of triumph. Lt Col Sharif ul haq Dalim has unraveled some of the rare facts about military operations in then East Pakistan and Liberation War for Bangladesh in his book Bangladesh: Untold Facts. There is a lot of literature on 1971 but, understandably enough, very little of it comes from Pakistan. The liberation literature in Bangladesh rests upon the perception of victimhood to the point of denying resistance from Bengali armed fighters at places. The literature from India mostly accounts of military officers focuses on the 1971 war without taking account of the role of India in East Bengal from March 1971 onwards. It, too, misses out both on the perspectives of the Bengalis as well as the West Pakistanis. This book is the best account of 1971, so far. The book is also eminently readable. For all these qualities the book is recommended strongly to scholars of South Asia and the interested layperson alike, which will remain required reading for times to come.

The year 1971 is etched in the collective consciousness of Bangladeshis, Pakistanis and Indians though to a lesser degree as a time of tragedy and upheaval. For Bangladeshis 1971 was the year of blood and tears, for Pakistanis deep humiliation, and for the Indians of triumph. Lt Col Sharif ul haq Dalim has unraveled some of the rare facts about military operations in then East Pakistan and Liberation War for Bangladesh in his book Bangladesh: Untold Facts. There is a lot of literature on 1971 but, understandably enough, very little of it comes from Pakistan. The liberation literature in Bangladesh rests upon the perception of victimhood to the point of denying resistance from Bengali armed fighters at places. The literature from India mostly accounts of military officers focuses on the 1971 war without taking account of the role of India in East Bengal from March 1971 onwards. It, too, misses out both on the perspectives of the Bengalis as well as the West Pakistanis. This book is the best account of 1971, so far. The book is also eminently readable. For all these qualities the book is recommended strongly to scholars of South Asia and the interested layperson alike, which will remain required reading for times to come.

The world is a mess. The privileged few prosper. The masses suffer. And everyone feels spiritually empty. Most people would blame capitalism, racism, or some other ""ism"". But according to Sharif M. Abdullah, the problem is not ideology. It's exclusivity -- our desire to stay separate from other people.In Creating a World That Works for All, Abdullah takes a look at the mess we live in -- and presents a way out. To restore balance to the earth and build community, he says, people must stop blaming others, embrace inclusivity, and become ""menders"". He outlines three simple tests -- for ""enoughness"", exchangeability, and common benefit -- to guide people as they transform themselves and the world.

(Piano Solo Songbook). 15 selections arranged with Phillip Keveren's distinctive twist, including: The Bells of Notre Dame * Defying Gravity * Falling Slowly * Foolish to Think * For Forever * Home * I Dreamed a Dream * Me and the Sky * Omar Sharif * Once upon a December * Seize the Day * She Used to Be Mine * So Far Away * Waving Through a Window * You'll Be Back.

The Prophet Muhammad referred to his eloquent son-in-law Ali as the gate to the city of knowledge.” Peak of Eloquence, Nahjul Balagha, is both a compilation of Ali’s sermons, letters, and sayings and a glimpse into his personality. Compiled by Sayyid al-Sharif ar-Radi more than 1,000 years ago, it is considered a literary masterpiece and, by the Shia Muslims, the most valuable text after the Holy Qur’an.