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	Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sharif Ali Bin al-Hussein was born in 1956, in Baghdad, Iraq and is a Pretender to the Iraqi throne and the leader of the Iraqi Constitutional Monarchy.
		He is cousin to the late King Faisal II, his father is Sharif AlHussein bin Ali, and his mother is Princess Badia, daughter of King Ali bin Hussein I and aunt of the late King Faisal II.
		Al-Hussein remained an opponent of the rule of dictator Saddam Hussein (no relation) and returned to Iraq after his downfall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sharif_Ali_bin_al-Hussein

	Sherif Hussein ibn Ali
		Hussein ibn Ali or Husayn ibn Ali was the Sherif of Mecca, and Emir of Mecca from 1908 until 1917, when he proclaimed himself king.
		Hussein ibn Ali was the last of the Hashemites to rule the Hejaz.
		Hussein allied himself with both the France and the United Kingdom, and intended to form a unified Arab state that would stretch from Syria to Yemen.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/sherif_hussein_ibn_ali

	The Hashemite Royal Family
		During the Great Arab Revolt of 1916, King Husseins great-grandfather, Al-Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Mecca and King of the Arabs (later he also became known as King of the Hijaz), led the liberation of Arab lands from their domination by the Ottoman Turks.
		Mentor to his grandson, the late King Hussein I of Jordan, Abdullahs character constituted a blend of the traditionalist and the modern.
		Early on, King Hussein concentrated on building an economic and industrial infrastructure that would compliment and enhance the advances he wanted to achieve in the quality of life of his people.
	jor_guide.tripod.com /id8.html

	Al-Hussein’s Inginuity:
		The founding King Abdullah Bin Al-Hussein, who defended Palestinian rights, was assassinated in the vicinity of the Aqsa mosque while the leader of the Great Arab Revolt Al-Hussein Bin Ali was lies buried close to Al-Aqsa mosque.
		From His Late Majesty King Hussein Bin Tale’s speech at the Arab conference which convened in Cairo on the 22
		Al Hussein stressed that different origins would not be used for political or personal gain and that all members of the Jordanian family are partners on the path to development and share in achieving a dignified life for all.
	unesco-netfm.yu.edu.jo /Al-Hussein%20inginuity22102000.html

	Saddam Hussein al Tikriti Biography
		From early on, Saddam Hussein was raised by his uncle, who encouraged him to dream of becoming a nationalist Arab hero, like Saladin.
		Showing ruthless determination that was to become a hallmark of his leadership, Saddam Hussein gained a position on the ruling Revolutionary Command Council.
		Saddam Hussein was born in a village situated eight kilometers south of Tikrit in April 1937.
	www.iraqinews.com /people_saddam.shtml

	CHARACTER OF IMAM AL-SADIQ (A.S.)
		Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (a.s.) is the son of Imam Muhammad al-Baqir bin Ali al-Sajjad bin Hussein (a.s.) bin Ali Abi-Talib (a.s.).
		Thee Imam is a descendent of Fatimah al-Zahra the daughter of the Apostle of Allah (s.a.w.) and Imam Ali bin Abi Talib, through Imam Hussein, the martyred grandson of the Holy Prophet (s.a.w).
		Imam Ja'far bin Muhammad (a.s.) was born and brought up under the care of his father, Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (a.s.), and his grandfather Imam Ali bin Hussein (Zain al-Abideen) (a.s.).
	www.al-shia.com /html/eng/shia'/shia/imam-sadiq/articles/character-of-imam-al-sadiq.htm

	Ahlul Bayt Muhammadan Family Naqshbandi Muhibeen
		Axioms of Hazrat 'Ali bin Abu Tâleb (radhi Allahu Anhu).
		Hazrat Sayyidina Ali bin Abi Tâleb (KaramAllah wajhu),
		On the Khalifate of Hazrat 'Ali bin Abu Tâleb (karam Allah wajhu) - Sheikh Abdul-Qadir al-Jilani
	angelichealing.net

	Sharif of Mecca - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sharifate came to an end with the rule of Al-Hussein bin Ali, who rebelled against the Ottoman rule during the Arab Revolt of 1916.
		After the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in 1918 and its subsequent dissolution in 1923, Hussein declared himself Caliph.
		Since 1201, the Sharifate was held by a member of the House of Hashem, which traces its lineage back to Al-Hassan, the eldest son of Muhammad 's son-in-law Hazrat Ali ; descendants of this family continued to hold the position until the Twentieth Century.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sherif_of_Mecca

	#8notes
		Ali bin Isma'il was the nephew of Imam Musa bin Ja'far.
		In addition, Imam al-Ridha (a.s.), the son of Imam Musa bin Ja'far (a.s.), blamed the Barmecides for the death of his tather and he prayed for their destruction.
		All these quotes have been taken from Tuhaf al-Uqool, Chapter of What has been handed down from Imam Musa bin Ja'far."
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Stage/8217/26/8notes.htm

	Brief note on Imam Ali bin Al-Hussein (A)’s life Jafariya News Network
		Like his grandfather Ali bin Abi Talib (A), Imam As-Sajjad (A) used to carry on his own back at night bags of flour and bread for the poor and needy families in Medina.
		Imam spent the first two years of his infancy in the lap of his grandfather Ali bin Abi Talib (A) and then for twelve years he had the gracious patronage of his uncle, the second Holy Imam Al-Hasan Al-Mojtaba (A).
		Imam Zayn-ul 'Abidin (A) was lying semiconscious in his sickbed when Imam Hussein (A) had come for the last time to his camp to bid goodbye to his family.
	www.jafariyanews.com /articles/2k5/alibinhussain(as).htm

	Iraqi Constitutional Monarchy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ali Bin al-Hussein's family is indeed the senior surviving branch of the descendants of Faisal's father, Sharif Hussein ibn Ali, provided that one accepts inheritence through the female line (his mother was the daughter of the Hussein ibn Ali's oldest son).
		However, Ali Bin al-Hussein has two older brothers, so his claim would only be valid if they and their children agreed to abdicate their claims.
		The Iraqi Constitutional Monarchy ( ICM) is a monarchist political party in Iraq led by Sharif Ali Bin al-Hussein.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Constitutional_Monarchy_Movement

	Telegraph News Royal pretender returns from exile
		Sharif Ali bin Al-Hussein, a first cousin of Faisal II, flew into Baghdad International Airport on a private plane to be "reunited with his people" after a life lived almost entirely in exile.
		Sherif Ali bin AlHussein - The Constitutional Monarchy Movement
		Sharif Ali, in a speech delivered in Arabic, said the Iraqi people must be free to choose their own sovereign government and must have water, electricity and safer streets.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/06/11/wking11.xml&sSheet=/news/2003/06/11/ixnewstop.html

	Return to the Califate of Baghdad?
		Sharif Ali, he told the New York Times a while ago, is a royal cousin from both his mother's and his father's sides within the web of the Hashemite dynasty.
		For one thing, Sharif Ali, a direct descendant of the prophet Mohammed, 42 generations removed, is not surrounded by scandal; that distinguishes him from others in the leadership of the formerly London-based Iraqi National Congress whose spokesman he used to be.
		Sharif Ali's Constitutional Monarchy Movement is but one of 150 political parties in Iraq, according to the sheik.
	www.rumormillnews.com /cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=49417

	STAR*BRIAN: Seeking an Exit?
		Sharif Ali Bin al-Hussein says that he has had contact with leaders of the insurgents and that they have been looking for a way to end their fight against the US troops and the Iraqi government since the January 30 election.
	starbrian.blogspot.com /2005/03/seeking-exit.html

	Guardian Unlimited Special reports Pretender joins battle for Baghdad
		Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein, a cousin of Iraq's last king, Faisal II, arrived on a private jet at the military-occupied Baghdad international airport.
		Sharif Ali is unlikely to seek a seat on the political council which is soon to be appointed by the coalition provisional authority, but he will send a team of advisers to the convention due to begin drafting a new constitution next month, in which lies his only chance of a restored monarchy.
		The last of Iraq's exiled political players to arrive in Baghdad, Sharif Ali, 47, hopes to persuade politicians and voters of the symbolic unifying value of appointing him a constitutional monarch above a democratically elected government.
	www.guardian.co.uk /Iraq/Story/0,2763,974996,00.html

	NPQ
		Sharif Ali bin al Hussein, the ''pretender'' to the throne in Iraq and a proponent of constitutional monarchy, is a leading member of the Iraqi National Congress, the main opposition exile group based in London.
		Sharif Ali, who fled Baghdad at age 2 after his first cousin King Faisal II was assassinated in 1958, is favored by the United States as part of the new regime in Iraq after Saddam Hussein.
		SHARIF ALI: Military occupation is unwarranted and unwise.
	www.digitalnpq.org /global_services/global%20viewpoint/11-18-02.html

	Naharnet Newsdesk - Hashemite Heir Predicts from Beirut a Constitutional Monarchy in Iraq
		The main pretenders to the Iraqi throne are Sharif Ali bin Al Hussein, a cousin of King Faisal II who was slain in the 1958 Baghdad army coup that proclaimed Iraq a republic, and Prince Hassan bin Talal, the uncle of Jordan's King Abdullah who lives in Amman.
		Sharif Ali bin Al Hussein, who has established a base in Dubai since the March 20 Anglo-American invasion, said on Sunday that Mohammed Mohsen Zubaidi, who had proclaimed himself the civil administrator of Baghdad, was a monarchist with whom "I have been having three or four telephone talks per day."
		Al Hussein obviously made the statement before American forces arrested Zubaidi overnight, calling him an imposter.
	www.naharnet.com /domino/tn/Newsdesk.nsf/Story/032E4B2570164B5642256D160031CC7A?OpenDocument&PRINT

	Faisal II of Iraq
		Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein BBC offers a profile of the leader of the Constitutional Monarchy Movement, and cousin of King Faisal II who was deposed and killed in a 1958 coup.
		Constitutional Monarchy Movement of Iraq Seeks to unite Iraqis in opposition groups to establish a constitutional monarchy under Sharif Ali bin Sharif AlHussein, cousin to the late King Faisal II.
		The two boys were close, and reportedly planned even then to merge their two realms to counter what they considered the threat of militant pan-Arab nationalism.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Faisal_II_of_Iraq.html

	NYT April 2, 2001
		Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein, who left Iraq at the age of 2 in 1958 when his cousin Faisal II was dethroned and killed, hopes to become king.
		Sharif Ali's family took refuge in the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Baghdad and was later permitted to leave for Cairo.
		For one thing, Sharif Ali said, it is precisely because the Iraqi exiles, ranging from Kurds to Islamists, are so divided that he believes a revival of a monarchy would be appropriate.
	www.iraqcmm.org /cmm/nyt010402.html

	Hussein I
		The target of more than a dozen assassination attempts, Hussein generally espoused a moderate pro-Western policy that brought him into conflict with leftist leaders in other Arab countries, as well as with Palestinians in Jordan.
		Hussein I, 1935 – 99, king of Jordan; educated in England at Harrow and Sandhurst.
		Farewell to the King.(King Hussein of Jordan) (Newsweek)
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/people/A0824630.html

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		Sharif Ali Bin Al-Hussein was among opposition officials meeting this weekend with U.S. officials in Washington, and he says he came away with no doubt of a U.S. commitment to freeing the people of Iraq.
		BIN AL-HUSSEIN: Well, you -- first you have to understand is the whole of the Iraqi people are against Saddam Hussein, including the military, including the army, including the Republican Guard.
		BIN AL-HUSSEIN: Well, I think that there would be a few thousand that might hang around for a while, but that would be -- and depend on the operational results of the attack.
	www.studentnews.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0208/12/ltm.11.html

	Iraq's Kurds: A Key to Stability in Iraq - 6-8-02
		In Iraq, under Saddam Hussein, you cannot become a general unless you have shared the bloody history of Saddam Hussein.
		The significant thing about the subject is that no Iraqi Opposition inside or outside Iraq, in fact no Iraqi, apart from Saddam Hussein that is, has ever spoken about the possible disintegration of Iraq into separate ethnic, sectarian or national states.
		AL BAYATI: The question is about the role of the Kurds in the future government of Iraq and Baghdad, and the regional government in Kurdistan.
	www.iraqwatch.org /perspectives/au-forum-060802.htm

	Online NewsHour: Opposing Saddam -- August 8, 2002
		SHARIF ALI BIN AL-HUSSEIN: Well, really it's the opposition that is seen on the outside is the voice of the opposition on the inside, and basically it's a supporter logistically and politically and leadership.
		SHARIF ALI BIN AL-HUSSEIN: Yeah, I completely agree with that, and as does the rest of the opposition, that this is about returning democracy in Iraq.
		SHARIF ALI BIN AL-HUSSEIN: Because he has a formidable rein of terror, that any officer that is suspected of possibly conspiring against Saddam will be tortured and executed.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/middle_east/july-dec02/opposition_8-8.html

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		Baghdad, 1 December 2003 (RFE/RL) -- Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein believes the U.S.-led administration in Iraq is relying too much on the input of former emigrants who have little support in the country and that it is distorting political discourse by supporting sectarian parties and groups.
		Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein, a cousin of the last Iraqi king, would like to see the monarchy restored in the country.
		Al-Hussein is the first cousin of King Faisal II, who was deposed and killed in the bloody 1958 coup.
	www.rferl.org /features/2003/12/01122003170647.asp

	Sharif Bin Ali Biography
		Al-Sharif's father is Sharif Al-Hussein bin Ali (whose father was Prince of Mecca until 1908 and uncle to King Faisal I), and his mother is Princess Badia, daughter of King Ali bin Hussein I and aunt of the late King Faisal II.
		In 1996, Al-Sharif's Constitutional Monarchy Movement was involved in the attempted overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime.
		Al-Sharif is a cousin of the late King Faisal II, who was deposed and assassinated in 1958.
	www.iraqinews.com /people_bin_ali.shtml

	Islamic Architecture
		It witnessed great events which left their mark on Islamic history - mainly the tragic Battle of Tuff, in which were martyred Imam Hussein bin Ali and his brother Abbas together with many others, who are buried in their two great shrines in the city.
		The shrine eas originally a school built by Abu Said Al-Mubarak Bin Ali AL-Mukharrami, later improved and enlarged by his pupil Sheikh Al-Gailani where he lived and contemplated and taught until his death in A.D.1165.
		The holy city of Najaf, where lies the Shrine of the Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib, with its resplendent golden dome and minarets.
	home.tiscali.dk /8x036176/mosqctxt.htm

	New Page 1
		Reaching this holy city on foot, the wailing mourners — men, women and children - entered the holy mausoleums of Al-Imam Al-Hussein bin Ali bin Abi Talib (p) and Hadhrat Al-Abbas bin Ali bin Abi Talib (p) as well as the husseini camps, a few kilometers from the holy shrine.
		The procession participated by hundreds of thousands of black-dressed husseini mourners was taken out from Taweraj city, 20 kilometers from the holy city of Karbala.
		When they were inquired about this, they replied that the Imam-e-Zamanah (p), the last 12th infallible descendant of holy prophet Muhammad (p), is seen in this procession in such a mournful state for his grandfather Abi Abdellahil Hussein (p).
	www.apnapakistani.net /Shia/Muharram/Ashura.asp

	news
		Its nine gates are: The Hassan gate, the Hussein gate and the Sahib al-Zaman gate (on the western side), the Ali gate, al-Alqami gate, (on the eastern side), the gate of the Prophet which is now called the Mecca gate on southern side.
		On the eastern side of the mausoleum there is another mausoleum of Ali, the eldest son of Hussein who died with him during the battle of Kerbala..
		The Hussein Shrine: The Hussein shrine consists of the mausoleum, the galleries, hall and courtyard.
	tourism.islamiclife.org /view.php?id=284

	4th Imam
		One of the rulers of Media was particularly hateful of Imam Ali Bin al-Hussein and used to treat him and his family in a very harmful manner.
		Furthermore, Imam Ali bin Al-Hussein used to grow pale whenever he performed Wudou in preparation for prayer.
		No one resembled Imam Ali (a.s.); according to Imam Al-Sadiq (a.s); in his clothing and his jurisprudence more than Imam Ali (a.s.) bin Hussein.
	www.zainabiah.com /articles/4imam.htm

	Her Majesty Queen Noor Al Hussein Of Jordan
		Queen Noor has been awarded Jordan's highest decorations, "The Order of Al Hussein Bin Ali" and "The 0rder of the Grand Cordon of the Jeweled Al-Nahda Decoration" (Renaissance), as well as decorations from many countries.
		In 1985, the Noor Al Hussein Foundation(NHF) was established to consolidate the administration of the Queen's diverse and expanding development initiatives since 1978.
		In 1984 Queen Noor assumed responsibility for the implementation of an educational project to commemorate His Majesty King Hussein's Silver Jubilee.
	www.angelfire.com /hi2/Royaltyandstuff2

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