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Sayyid
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Sayyid 

(Arabic, “lord”), the honorary title of Muslims tracing their ancestry back to Muhammad or, among the Shiites, back to Ali. In Arabia of the early Middle Ages, a sayyid was the leader of a tribal alliance or tribe; in this sense, the term sometimes corresponds to “sheikh.”
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Summary: Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei on Monday warned against enemies' conspiracy to disunite the Iranian nation and noted all should beware not to let the enemies materialize their schemes.
Khamenei warns of enemies' conspiracy by Albawaba.com
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Seyed Reza Kasaie pointed out that the 9th cross country pipeline is supposed to be extended from Assaluyeh to Bazargan, Northwest Iran to take Iranian natural gas to Europe.
Iran to Establish 1800 km Gas Pipeline by Moj News Agency (Tehran, Iran)
 
 
 
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