Examples of using Halima in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Sabah Abu Halima.
Tell Halima to get him out of the city.
Ahmad Abu Halima.
But I'm sure Halima didn't tell you I was an easy teacher.
The Abu Halima.
Look, Halima, you and I, you and I want the same thing.
Sabah Abu Halima.
Halima Nair made that film to introduce our cultural treasures to your great nation.
Not like this, Halima.
Yes, sir, I have seen Halima, but you should know, sir, I did not ask her to come.
I trust you will do what's best for Halima… And yourself.
So, I have a friend, Halima, who was imprisoned in Ma'an for speaking out against the Caliphate.
On that day,14 family members sheltered in the home of Sa'dallah and Sabah Abu Halima in the village of Siyafa, near Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip.
Nabilah Abu Halima, who saw her son killed in Operation Cast Lead, relates how the family had to flee their home again.
Back in the day, people used to say a girl riskedlosing her virginity if she fell from a bike,” says Halima, a 61-year-old from the village of Faizbakhsh in southern Tajikistan.
Ahmed's brother Omar Abu Halima, 18 years old, was next door at his uncle's house when the shell struck.
Additional information: Sentenced to death followingconviction by the State Security Court for the murder of Halima and Muhammad‘Abdullah on the background of a family dispute.
Ahmad Abu Halima kneels next to the hole in the roof of his house from a 155mm white phosphorus shell strike on January 4, 2009.
Visible tank tracks and dug-up berns indicated that IDF tanks had positioned themselves in the nearby field between 100 and120 meters from the Abu Halima house after the family left the area on January 4.
Naama, Halima and Fadwa- each in her own way- is trying to understand what happened, and to find a way to express her love of the game.
Residents do not know if IDF forces entered the houses of the neighborhood because they all fled,but the tank positions about 100 meters to the east of the Abu Halima house indicate that the forces were nearby.
Among them were 14 members of the Abu Halima family, who gathered in the home of Sa'dallah and Sabah Abu Halima, mostly in the central hallway.
Ahmad Abu Halima, 22, from Siyafa in northern Gaza, lost his father, three brothers and a sister on January 4 when an artillery shell with white phosphorus exploded inside his house.
According to Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, which is following this case,Sabah Abu Halima was also transferred to Egypt for medical care in mid-February, because al-Shifa Hospital could not properly care for her wounds.[55].
Halima Aden(born September 19, 1997) is an American fashion model. She is noted for being the first woman to wear a hijab in the Miss Minnesota USA pageant, where she was a semi-finalist.[2][3] Following her participation in the pageant, Halima received national attention and was signed to IMG Models.
The criminal investigation also involves a white flag case, the lawyers said,which means it is the January 4 attack on the Abu Halima family house in Siyafa, in which six members of the family died and four were wounded, and two more were shot and killed as they tried to leave the area, after getting permission from the IDF.[132].
According to Omar, Ahmad and Mohammad Abu Halima, as well as three other witnesses from the area interviewed separately, Israeli forces fired on the family as they tried to evacuate the wounded and dead to the hospital on tractors and in a car, killing two cousins, Mohammad and Mattar.
In her column in the Saudi government daily Al-Watan,liberal Saudi columnist Halima Muzaffar claimed that Al-Luhaidan's statements were indicative of mental and medical ignorance; she stated that women drivers were a necessity nowadays:"I can't believe I'm writing an article on this topic in 2013.
Not, god forbid, the hell that Ghada Abu Halima went through from the moment she was burned by white phosphorous and lost five family members, up until her death two and a half agonizing months later.
Two years later, the women's football team hasdisbanded. while the Libyan civil war has escalated. Naama, Halima and Fadwa- each in her own way- is trying to understand what happened, and to find a way to express her love of the game."Together, we had hope, together we lost hope, and together we also renewed our hope", says Arebi.