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	Habib will press claim for damages - World - www.smh.com.au
		The court documents set out allegations that Mr Habib was subjected to "unspeakable brutality" during six months' detention in Egypt, including being given electric shocks while being suspended from hooks.
		Mr Habib also said an Australian official in Pakistan witnessed his assault and kidnapping when he was bundled on an aircraft and sent to Egypt.
		The timing of the announcement of Mr Habib's release, at 8pm last night, was due to the time difference in Britain, where the Government there was expected to announce the four remaining Britons in Guantanamo Bay would also be released.
	www.smh.com.au /news/World/Habib-will-press-claim-for-damages/2005/01/11/1105423493380.html (582 words)

	Habib Koite
		Habib's parents were both musicians and he learnt to sing and play the guitar just by observing and listening to them.
		Habib and Bamada were on stage at the African Roots and Shoots Festival at London's Barbican in 2000 (see photo) and have also performed at many other international festivals.
		Habib's music crosses all kinds of barriers and he implores young people in Mali not to lose hope - after all creation and imagination don't need money, (Africa is)..
	www.africanmusiciansprofiles.com /habib.htm (464 words)

	CHURCH FATHERS: Martyrdom of Habib the Deacon
		Habib said: I have not obeyed them, and moreover it is settled in my mind that I will not obey them—no, not even if you lay upon me punishments still worse than those which the emperors have commanded.
		Habib said: To do both these things is impossible: because falsehood is contrary to truth, and it is impossible that that should be banished from my thoughts which is firmly fixed in my mind.
		Habib said: It is not on those things at which you look that I look, because I contemplate the things which are out of sight; and therefore I do the will of God, the Maker of all things, and not that of an idol made with hands, which is not sensible of anything whatever.
	www.newadvent.org /fathers/0857.htm (3573 words)

	THE ACTS OF THE MARTYR HABIB
		Habib said: As for these inflictions, which thou supposest to be so bitter with their lacerations, out of them are plaited crowns of victory for those who endure them.
		Habib said: I am not afraid of the death with which thou seekest to terrify me; for, had I been afraid of it, I should not have gone about from house to house and ministered: on which account [it was that] I did so minister.
		Habib said: It is not on those things at which thou lookest that I look, because I contemplate the things which are out of sight; and therefore I do the will of God, the Maker, and not that of an idol made, which is not sensible of anything whatever.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/basis/habib.html (3532 words)

	Hoops just part of Habib's vast world \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Although Habib's work habits on the court – tenacity, vision, unselfishness and the ability to make everyone else better – are staples of a good public servant, it's his actions off the court that lend validity to Selleck's statement.
		Habib had never met many of his relatives, and when he had a chance two years ago to visit his roots and his ailing grandmother for the first time, he jumped at the opportunity.
		Habib is nothing if not optimistic and that attitude drew hundreds when he spoke.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20060110/news_1s10p-preptu.html (1109 words)

	THE ACTS OF THE MARTYR HABIB
		Habib said: As for these inflictions, which thou supposest to be so bitter with their lacerations, out of them are plaited crowns of victory for those who endure them.
		Habib said: I am not afraid of the death with which thou seekest to terrify me; for, had I been afraid of it, I should not have gone about from house to house and ministered: on which account [it was that] I did so minister.
		Habib said: It is not on those things at which thou lookest that I look, because I contemplate the things which are out of sight; and therefore I do the will of God, the Maker, and not that of an idol made, which is not sensible of anything whatever.
	webpages.charter.net /photios/martyr_habib.htm (3583 words)

	Lateline - 07/10/2004: US claims Habib trained 9/11 hijackers
		The documents served on Habib also claim that he trained some of the September 11 hijackers in martial arts and that he considered piloting one of the planes himself.
		JOHN STEWART: If Mamdouh Habib did confess to having knowledge of the September 11 attacks and training the hijackers, his lawyer says the confessions were obtained under duress.
		Habib is one of 15 detainees, including fellow Australian David Hicks, considered by the US government to be eligible to face trial by military commission.
	www.abc.net.au /lateline/content/2004/s1215454.htm (270 words)

	The New York Times > International > Middle East > Detainee Says He Was Tortured While in U.S. Custody
		Habib's claims of mistreatment and torture cannot be confirmed, yet many are in line with accounts from other former detainees, as well as from human rights reports and from some government agents involved in the detention system.
		Habib told his wife in a phone call just days before Sept. 11 that something big was going to happen in the United States.
		Habib's specific claims, saying in a statement that there was no evidence that any Australian in Defense Department custody "was tortured or abused." The C.I.A. declined comment and the embassies of Egypt and Pakistan in Australia did not responded to questions.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/02/13/international/middleeast/13habib.html?ex=1265950800&en=df4056f5d7b3ee0e&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland (778 words)

	Habib Koite - IMN World
		Habib was headed for a career as an engineer, but on the insistence of his uncle, who recognized Habib's musical talent, he enrolled at the National Institute of Arts (INA) in Bamako, Mali.
		Habib is unique because he brings together different styles, creating a new pan-Malian approach that reflects his open-minded interest in all types of music.
		Habib's music proves that we do not have to forsake the past in order to develop, and that the modern world, for all of its benefits, needs to keep its links to the folklore, mythology and history of the people in order for it to retain its soul.
	www.imnworld.com /habibkoite (1405 words)

	10. Mohammed Habib’s history-rewriting
		Amber Habib has better things to do than to argue with me: “Due to the volume of charges thrown around by him, I cannot enter into a lengthy discussion of his views.” This is convenient for the author, but I readily agree that life is too short and too precious to spend it on polemics.
		Habib does not attribute Mahmud’s behaviour to his being a Turk ‘barbarian’, but (to the extent that background can be blamed) to the spirit of the ‘Persian Renaissance’ and the subsequent submission of the Islamic ideal to the whims and desires of the rulers.
		Habib’s thesis is that Mahmud’s desire was to expand his empire to the west, and the raids in the east were to provide finance as well as the mantle of a religious warrior.
	koenraadelst.voiceofdharma.com /books/acat/ch10.htm (4888 words)

	RKAC ---Habib Zoufonoun --- English
		Habib Zoufonoun was born in 1882 to a religious family in the city of Abadeh.
		But Habib was drawn away from his religious studies when he happened to walk past the workshop of the famous tar maker, Yahya, in Jolfa, Isfahan.
		Habib was immediately taken by the sound of the tar, which resonated with the Masnavi chants he had heard at home.
	www.rkac.com /people/hzoufonoun.htm (410 words)

	Habib Bourguiba Summary
		Habib Bourguiba (1903-2000) was president of the Tunisian Republic and played a primordial role in leading his country's nationalist struggle for independence.
		Habib Ben Ali Bourguiba (Arabic: حبيب بورقيبة) (born August 3, 1903 in Monastir, Tunisia – died April 6, 2000) was a Tunisian statesman and the first President of the Republic of Tunisia from July 25, 1957 to November 7, 1987.
		Prime Minister Habib Bourguiba was elected president on July 25, 1957 after the destitution of Bey Mohamed Lamine, the abolition of the constitutional monarchy and the proclamation of the Republic of Tunisia by the representatives of the people meeting in the Constituent Assembly.
	www.bookrags.com /Habib_Bourguiba (1573 words)

	Putumayo Presents Habib Koite - Baro
		Malian guitarist Habib Koite and his band Bamada create lyrical and compelling contemporary music rooted in the traditions of their native land.
		Habib is backed by Keletigui Diabate, Mali's undisputed king of the balafon (a West African wooden-keyed xylophone), who recorded with Lionel Hampton in the 1960s.
		With the support of the rest of the talented members of Bamada, Koite swings from the Cuban-influenced grooves of "Batoumanbe" to the ethereal and entrancing "Sinamaw." The acoustic, unadorned arrangements reflect centuries of Malian tradition, while incorporating subtle Western influences to create songs that appeal to people from all walks of life.
	www.putumayo.com /cd_artists/habib_koite_baro.html (317 words)

	Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient Ambassador Philip C. Habib
		As the President's Special Emissary, Ambassador Philip C. Habib came out of retirement in 1981 to serve his country in the pursuit of peace and justice in the Middle East.
		Ambassador Habib's efforts conducted in the most difficult and trying of circumstances over a period of months, not only brought honor and respect to the United States but also won for him world-wide admiration.
		Of the greatest importance, Philip Habib's mission saved the City of Beirut and thousands of innocent lives and brought us one step closer to a peaceful resolution to the Arab–Israeli conflict.
	www.medaloffreedom.com /PhilipHabib.htm (3607 words)

	Habib Koité \| Nigerian Village Square (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Habib was headed for a career as an engineer, but on the insistence of his uncle, who recognized Habib's musical talent, he enrolled at the National Institute of Arts (INA) in Bamako, Mali.
		Habib returned with his band later that year, lighting up festival stages and concert halls around the country.
		During the West Coast leg of the tour, Habib was joined on stage by Bonnie Raitt, who jammed with him in front of ecstatic sell-out crowds in the Bay Area, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.
	www.nigeriavillagesquare.com /arts-music-movies/music/habib-koite.html (1354 words)

	Habibian's - Habib Public School
		They are all former students of Habib Public School, Karachi, and have earned their spurs in hockey on the School’s hockey grounds, making the institution a nursery of Pakistan hockey.
		The identity of a Habib Public School student is a boy with a satchel on his back and a hockey stick in his hand.
		Habib Public School is the only School invited as a special case keeping in view the calibre of our young speakers.
	www.habibian.net /sports (1335 words)

	Mamdouh Habib: Australia's Guantanamo Bay survivor :: Sunday Profile
		Mamdouh Habib was arrested, tortured, held by the US in Guantanamo Bay for three years without charge and then suddenly released.
		Habib: I used to believe Australian people is racist but since I come back I got all my support from Australian people and I’m really, you don’t believe one day I have young Australian boy who sent me a card with twenty dollars and all the women in the street, Australian.
		If the ASIO say haven’t been, Mr Habib haven’t been touched and that’s rubbish what he said, I want him to give videotape for me when I was in Egypt or when I was in Cuba interrogation.
	www.abc.net.au /sundayprofile/stories/s1611352.htm (2794 words)

	'Terrorist' Habib free to go home - War on Terror - www.theage.com.au
		Mrs Habib said that when she heard the news she had to tell the official to hold because she needed to sit down.
		Mr Habib was arrested in Pakistan on October 5, 2001, en route from Afghanistan to Australia.
		A document filed in a US court, by his lawyer alleges Mr Habib was "subjected to unspeakable brutality" in Egypt, including being given electric shocks while being suspended from hooks on the wall of his cell.
	www.theage.com.au /news/War-on-Terror/Terrorist-Habib-free-to-go-home/2005/01/11/1105423487886.html (1167 words)

	The story of Habib the Persian
		Habib ibn Mohammad al-'Ajami al-Basri, a Persian settled at Basra, was a noted traditionist who transmitted from al-Hasan al-Basri, Ibn Sirrin, and other authorities.
		Habib to begin with was a man of property and a usurer.
		The statement that Habib could not learn the Quran is Attar's explanation of his nickname al-'Ajami (one who cannot speak Arabic); Abu Nu`aym gives his surname as al-Farsi (the Persian).
	www.sunnah.org /history/Scholars/story_of_habib_the_persian.htm (2003 words)

	Mali Music - Habib Koite & Bamada
		Habib was headed for a career as an engineer, but on the insistence of his uncle, who recognized Habib's musical talent; he enrolled at the National Institute of Arts (INA) in Bamako, Mali.
		Habib’s second album, Ma Ya, was released in Europe in 1998 to widespread acclaim.
		Habib is backed by Kélétigui Diabaté, Mali’s undisputed king of the Balafon (a West African wooden-keyed xylophone), who recorded with Lionel Hampton in the 1960s.
	www.mali-music.com /Cat/CatH/HabibKoite.htm (1792 words)

	Habib Group of Companies : Banking & Finance
		Habib Group has al long track record of banking which dates back to 1920’s.
		It was under this privatization policy that HABIB GROUP was the first to be granted permission by the Government of Pakistan to setup a commercial bank.
		It was in October 1991, that BANK AL HABIB was incorporated as a public limited company and was quoted on the Stock Exchange and started full-fledged operation as a scheduled bank in January 1992 and also became a member of the Clearing House.
	www.habib.com /banking.htm (532 words)

	Luxner \| Articles
		Habib's, the world's largest Arab fast-food chain, isn't a product of Egypt, Lebanon or Saudi Arabia -- but of Brazil, where the restaurant's famous logo is becoming almost as ubiquitous as "dental-floss" bikinis on Rio's Copacabana Beach.
		Habib, as many people think, but a Dr. Alberto Saraíva who was born in a small town in Portugal and emigrated with his parents to Brazil when he was six months old.
		Habib's is no longer the only Arab fast-food chain in Brazil; Casa de Esfiha, Mister Sheik and several others now all compete for the same market.
	www.luxner.com /cgi-bin/view_article.cgi?articleID=577 (1274 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Asia-Pacific \| Profile: Mamdouh Habib (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mr Habib went, according to his wife, because he was thinking about resettling in Pakistan and wanted to look at schools for his children.
		Mr Habib also visited Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, who was later sentenced to life imprisonment for attacking US targets, and was accused of being behind the 1993 World Trade Centre bombing.
		Mr Habib was flown to Egypt at the end of 2001, or early in 2002.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/asia-pacific/4214747.stm (839 words)

	Mali Music - Habib Koite & Bamada
		During his studies, Habib had the opportunity to perform and play with a series of recognized Malian artists, including Kélétigui Diabaté and Toumani Diabaté.
		Habib’s second album, Ma Ya, was released in Europe in 1998 to widespread acclaim.
		Habib is backed by Kélétigui Diabaté, Mali’s undisputed king of the Balafon (a West African wooden-keyed xylophone), who recorded with Lionel Hampton in the 1960s.
	mali-music.com /Cat/CatH/HabibKoite.htm (1792 words)

	Putumayo World Music
		One of Africa’s most exciting performers, Habib Koité plays music that reflects the diverse musical traditions of his Malian homeland while remaining connected to his cosmopolitan life experiences.
		Habib sings of the “Sanankuya,” a relationship based on joking arguments and light-hearted insults that is handed down from an ancient sacred act of tolerance, gratitude, and solidarity established between the ancestors of several ethnic groups in Mali.
		Habib is a strong supporter of Oxfam's campaign to Make Trade Fair, which aims to benefit small-scale family farmers in developing countries and in the US.
	www.putumayo.com /artist_info.php?artist_id=00001 (354 words)

	Australian official watched abuse of Mamdouh Habib : Melbourne Indymedia
		Mr Habib's American lawyer, Joe Margulies, alleged that Mr Habib received electric shocks, was beaten, kicked and subjected to water torture at the hands of his American captors.
		Mamdouh Habib, from Sydney, was initially detained in Pakistan in October 2001 where he was accused of aiding the al-Qaeda network.
		Habib alleged he was suspended from hooks on the wall of his cell with his feet resting on a large drum.
	www.melbourne.indymedia.org /news/2005/01/85827.php (1567 words)

	Pandit Habib Khan: North Indian Sitar Master
		Habib Khan is regarded as one of the best sitar players in the country today.
		Habib Khan has carved out a distinct style of his own which is a blend of his father's traditional techniques and his own imaginative inventions.
		Habib Khan lives and teaches in the San Francisco Bay Area and is actively involved with Om Music Circle, an organization which was recently formed to promote the music of North India.
	www.ancient-future.com /habib.html (326 words)

	ArtsCad Gallery >> Artist Habib Ayat
		Habib had his bachelor degree from the Faculty of Letters, Art and Human Sciences, University of Susa, Tunisia located on the Mediterranean Sea.
		Habib Ayat works in acrylics, oils pastels, and mixed media blending his colors to create softness in his pieces.
		Habib studied in the Art Student League of New York, one of the very well established schools in the States and the world.
	artscad.com /@/HabibAyat (414 words)

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