Arabic-L:GEN:PNA Currency and Sudan name responses

Dilworth Parkinson dilworth_parkinson at byu.edu
Fri Mar 26 20:37:15 UTC 2004


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1) Subject:Sudan name response
1) Subject:PNA Currency response

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Date: 26 Mar  2004
From:Taj_1234 at msn.com
Subject:Sudan name response

> which is the official name, in Arabic, of Sudan? Jumhuuriyyat
> 	al-suudaan al-diimuuqraaTiyya?


The Arabic Jumhuuriyyat al-Sudan al-Diymuqraatiyya was the older name  
that dictator Ja'faar Numeiri gave to the country during his military  
rule (1969-1985).  However, after he was ousted out of power through a  
Popular Uprising, the country retained its name: Jumhuuriyyat  
al-Sudan.  Although some elements in the current dictatorial regime  
(that also came to power through a military coup in June 30,  
1989) tried to make another change in the name of the country, their  
attempts have been futile.
 
I hope this helps.
Souad Ali

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Date: 26 Mar  2004
From:Dil Parkinson <dil at byu.edu>
Subject:PNA Currency response

The PNA currently uses the Israeli Shekel, which has both Hebrew and  
Arabic writing on it.  In Hebrew, the plural is something like  
Shekliim, while the Arabs say shawaakil.
dil

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End of Arabic-L:  26 Mar  2004


which is, please, the currency in the territory of Palestinian National
	Authority? Shekel?



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