Ahmadi in a sentence

According to PRC, the test was taken in exam centers in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Al Ahmadi, Kuwait; Al-Khobar, Jeddah and Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Doha, Qatar; Manama, Bahrain, and Singapore.

Ahmadi appears to have left his home around 9 a.m. He then picked up a colleague and his boss’s laptop near his house.

And it’s possible that what the military saw Ahmadi loading into his car were water canisters he was bringing home to his family — not explosives.

Iranian Olympic skier Atefeh Ahmadi has quit her home country and applied for asylum in Germany, a Persian-language media outlet outside Iran reported Saturday, publishing an emotional interview with the athlete.

Muizuddin Ahmadi, the local Taliban head of information, said it was unclear how many people have been killed in the mosque blast in the provincial capital, Faizabad, but there had been multiple casualties.

The calls for more people to shop there went unheeded, Ahmadi said, something he ascribed to a lack of connection with people outside the grocery store’s neighborhood.

We can’t scale this expert group of nurses fast enough to match the demand with our aging population and growing metabolic disease rates," Ahmadi explained.

Magistrates heard Rashpal Channa used some sort of implement to smash the glass in fellow taxi driver Sayed Ahmadi's London-style black cab after an expletive-laden rant.

Meena Ahmadi is a former secondary school teacher based in Afghanistan.

Mr and Mrs Ahmadi have been given permission to knock down the existing house on Grenfell Road and replace it with a new five-bedroom property.

Nelofar and Shaqaeq Ahmadi run Royal Chicken and Kabab at 259 Lisbon Street months after their arrival in Maine.

Rebaz Ahmadi, 28, was hauled before Magistrates Court on Thursday (January 11) where he pleaded guilty to selling illicit tobacco.

Senior advocate Huzeifa Ahmadi, for Mr. Jha and Mr. Patel, said the directives formalises a “form of untouchability”.

The officers, aware of his affiliation with the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, assaulted him with sticks, causing severe injuries to his legs and cracking his skull open.

These events would finally culminate in 1992 — in Justice Ahmadi’s courtroom.

Ahmadi himself came to Canada in 2002 as a student, his life not that different from those of many killed in Wednesday’s crash.

As an Ahmadi Muslim, I’m reminded to willingly sacrifice that which I love for the benefit of the less fortunate.

I happen to know a few Ahmadi who came to Canada from Pakistan where, like Christians and other “Infidels,” they were persecuted and many killed for blasphemy.

On September 10, a mob besieged the residence of an Ahmadi in the Phandu area of Peshawar and the family was rescued by police.

The trial without jury took place in Chatham, Ahmadi was found guilty, and a sentencing hearing is set for January in Windsor.