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Mohammed Rabea was not on earlier 2014 candidacy lists, so it would appear that he was allowed to stand on appeal. He also said that he wanted to prioritize pensioners, including addressing the pensions fund deficit. He also pledged to support wage increases in order to counter increased costs of living arising from VAT. Shabib has promised to prioritize housing, education and living standards. Haiki called for young people to gain a higher share of parliamentary seats this time around, in order for there to be new blood. She said that boycotting the elections is like the kick which hits the bar of the goalposts in football the crown cheers, but ultimately without scoring.

#FOUAD AL HAIKI REGISTRATION#

Kaltham was reported to be the first female candidate to formally submit her registration and she has emerged as an active campaigner who quickly gained significant media exposure. Habib Shabib has promised to support pensioners and raise wages in response to increased costs of living due to VAT. Kaltham al-Haiki is by far the most visible local candidate and has been actively campaigning through the media. The result is that none of the four existing candidates have much of a national public profile. Fatima proved to be a very quiet candidate in the 2014 Parliament rarely putting her name to proposals or penning questions to ministers. Nevertheless, he was beaten by Fatima al-Asfour in a second-round vote 264 votes, to 276 amidst a very low turnout. In 2014 standing MP Al-Dirazi has been very visible in all the newspapers and local billboards. Many candidate billboards were attacked and burnt. So unsurprisingly, in 2014 the boycott was very strong here, with only around 8% of people voting. This district – which has lost some of its territory to the Capital Governorate – has been right at the centre of the post-2011 unrest. Vote tally for other candidates: Mohammed Rabea – 363 Ibtisam al-Asfour – 301 Habib Shabib (588)Ģ018 first round result: Kaltham al-Haiki (721) vs. And also in this book there are some great achievements which are not yet known to the general person are published in a very interesting style so for this reason the readers will find great interest and attention in this matter.Kaltham al-Haiki has been the most vigorous candidate throughout this local contest, coming a well-deserved first-place in round one, while defeating Habib Shabib in round two.Īreas covered: Hilla, Meqsha, Karranah, Janusan, Barbar, Diraz This is a small book in which there are advises and instructions, especially available for Taleb (student) and it refers to a person who is committed to a Murshid (spiritual master) in a Tariqa (spiritual path) of Sufism and it is also known as a Salik (Arabic: سَالِك ‎), a Mureed is an initiate into the mystic philosophy of Sufism and all these details of advice by the spiritual master Khwaja Bakhtiar Kaki Oushi are added in this book. This translation of the most ancient and celebrated Persian magazine on Sufi’ism will, I hope, be found useful not only by the number of students familiar with the subject at first hand but also by many readers. This is a very old book written by great Sufi saint Khaja Fariduddin Ganj Shaker about the advice and discourses of his spiritual master Khaja Bakhtiar Kaki Oushi and which was translated from Persian into Urdu language and the first time I was translating this book in English.

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