Namus

After hearing about a March 30 Daily News exposè on the textbooks, Imam Omar Namus of the Islamic Cultural Center on E. 96th St. publicly criticized the books before a gathering of almost 1,000 during Friday prayers at the Osman Bin Affan Mosque on E. 55th St.

Muslim leaders rip biased Islamic school textbooks 2003

Namus returned to the subject the next day before a class of about 100 at his own E. 96th St. Islamic Center, the largest in the city.

Muslim leaders rip biased Islamic school textbooks 2003

Angelica from Orlando's tent and placed her in the care of Duke Namus of

National Epics Kate Milner Rabb 1901

Not satisfied at being placed under the care of Duke Namus of Bavaria,

The Book of the Epic 1894

His attentions so incense Orlando that he begins a fight, which Charlemagne checks, declaring that Angelica -- who is placed in charge of Duke Namus -- shall be awarded to the warrior who distinguishes himself most in the coming war.

The Book of the Epic 1894

Here, says Ariosto, Rinaldo falls in love with her, and, to prevent mischief, the king placed the coquette under the charge of Namus; but she contrived to escape her keeper, and fled to the island of Ebūda, where Rogēro found her exposed to a sea-monster, and liberated her.

Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook, Vol. 3 Ebenezer Cobham Brewer 1853

"What we suffered in five years - we forgot it yesterday," said Gaza farmer Nabil Abu Namus, 43, referring to the swap.

SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter By KARIN LAUB 2011

Abu Namus said he lost seven members of his clan in different bouts of fighting and his four-story family home was razed in the Gaza war.

SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter By KARIN LAUB 2011

Abu Namus said he lost seven members of his clan in different bouts of fighting and his four-story family home was razed in the Gaza war.

The Seattle Times 2011

"What we suffered in five years - we forgot it yesterday," said Gaza farmer Nabil Abu Namus, 43, referring to the swap.

The Seattle Times 2011