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21AKSÂ-YI EMEL — Mefkûre, ideal, gaye i hayal …
22AKSÂ-YI MERÂTİB — Rütbelerin, mertebelerin en büy …
23AKSÂ-YI TERAKKİ — Tekâmülün son basamağı. Terakkinin son hududu …
24AKSÂ-YI ŞARK — Uzak Doğu. Çin, Japonya gibi yerler …
25Al-Aksa Intifada — Widespread Palestinian anti Israel violence and terrorism that began in late September 2000 and continued sporadically, resulting in thousands of deaths on both sides. The reference to Al Aksa was appropriated by the Palestinians and their… …
26Tuwanischer Akşa — Der tuwinische Akşa war von 1934 bis 1944 die Währung der Tuwinischen Volksrepublik. Nach der Erklärung der staatlichen Unabhängigkeit Tannu Tuwas 1921 waren von 1925 1933 der russische und sowjetische Rubel offizielle Zahlungsmittel der… …
27Tuvan akşa — Infobox Currency currency name in local = iso code = using countries = Tuvinian People s Republic subunit ratio 1 = 1/100 subunit name 1 = unicode|kɵpejek symbol = used coins = 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 unicode|kɵpejek used banknotes = 1, 3, 5, 10,… …
28Sus al-aksa — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Al Aqsa. Sus al Aksa ou Sus al Aqsa était une ville en Afrique du Nord (Maroc actuel). Elle est située près de Tanger et participait au commerce reliant le détroit de Gibraltar à Kairouan, la Libye et l Égypte.… …
29Al-Aksa Mosque — Considered by Muslims to be the third holiest site in Islam (after Mecca and Medina, both in Saudi Arabia), it was initially constructed in the year 638 on Jerusalem s Temple Mount overlooking the Western Wall and on land believed by Jews to… …
30Sus al-Aksa — or Sus al Aqsa (Arabic for Sus the Remote } was a town in North Africa, in what is now Morocco. It was located near modern Tangier and was part of a trade network connecting the Straits of Gibraltar with Kairouan, Libya and Egypt. It is mentioned …
