Sentence examples for deen from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday afternoon, it was reported that two of the three suspects had deen detained by police.

However, Sierra Leone's chef de mission, Unisa Deen Kargbo, told reporters that he planned to get the athletes back home as scheduled on 5 August.

She starts by praising three of the remarkable women who have been making waves on climate change and other issues: Tamsin Omond, Ariane Sherine and Leila Deen.

Dr Deen Mohammad, who worked at a government hospital in the central Khuzdar district, was abducted from the hospital grounds one night in June 2009.

He changed his own name to Warith Deen Mohammed and adopted the title of imam instead of Supreme Minister.

Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University (formerly Gorakhpur University; founded 1956) has affiliated colleges throughout the state and runs an archaeological museum in the city.

"The aim is to restate the original goals of the revolution to topple the regime and to win freedom," says Muhib al-Deen al-Shami of the Islamic Front's political office in Istanbul.

The vehicle emerged in a photo of jihadis shooting an anti-aircraft gun from it in December 2014, posted by a member of jihadi group Ansar al-Deen on Twitter with the caption "using plumbing truck against regime in Aleppo".

However, in November 2012, the head of the Houthis, Abdul Malik Badr al-Deen al-Houthi, promised to work towards banning child soldiers on the battlefield.

And both were at the heart of the New Firm resurgence, when Aber-deen, under Ferguson, and Dundee United, managed by Jim McLean and his assistant Smith, overhauled the dominance of Rangers and Celtic as they won Scottish League titles in the early Eighties.

October 30, 1933 Detroit, Michigan September 9, 2008 Warith Deen Mohammed, original name Wallace D. Muhammad (born Oct. 30, 1933, Detroit, Mich., U.S. died Sept. 9, 2008, Markham, Ill).