#sulaf

[cheesecakeluvrs]

Don’t say you love enemies to lovers if you don’t know them

[willmakeyoubleed]

the woman i was named after

[hellcat1324]

This is a GoFundMe for a family of 4. The wife Asmaa, her husband Mohammad, 4 year old daughter Sulaf, and 1 year old son Elias. They are about 50% at their goal, but they need more.

They are verified by Operations Olive Branch and are line 6 of the master list.

The fundraiser uses Danish Krone, so make sure to use a converter so you don’t accidentally use the wrong about. About 1 Danish Krone is equal to about $0.14, so 40 Krones is $5.79 for reference.

[444names]

dwarvish dictionary from the inheritance cycle + german forenames

Abrim Abrise Abrâthn Accobian Accol Acomer Actlisl Adega Adraker Alied Alver Amarnar Angen Anner Apouid Areye Artris Aschrowin Asonna Assesee Aughart Aximste Bacestbery Bahste Bargûno Barles Bartann Beadra Beake Beanne Bearhanna Beariana Bearm Beatell Beatim Beloth Bereak Beter Betive Bleally Blencal Blend Borimund Bried Brigecied Brizna Brudia Carcol Cardn Carhal Caris Carzûlest Caveland Cavese Chadorzûl Chiem Cieste Cithmalous Clacheint Clangh Clauke Cobeald Cobian Colany Couna Curlon Daght Daghte Darientere Darrgricke Diann Diger Dinave Dirme Distcard Dorekk Draled Dratippeck Drâgh Dwall Dwansus Dwarg Dwith Eader Eakild Ecity Ederd Edreal Egabin Egarnte Eirmes Eithrim Elharn Eminavoll Endratel Enger Engoottof Enkat Enolf Eress Eride Etana Eterfakert Eterint Eters Event Ewanike Fains Farmv Feinaloren Felmuttors Figer Filby Filhawk Filood Fisber Foolfz Foreda Forias Forre Foublia Fousebasch Fously Frevetip Frianik Frich Frike Friker Frind Frista Frithies Fronout Froundânû Gabla Gameader Gandars Garagdans Garbear Gaught Geban Gecien Gerimone Ghurzhal Gions Gisamln Gisbeoress Gishiesla Gisla Gismut Gistina Giver Gonth Gormer Gornht Gothardûm Grecharmn Greess Grelmunost Grenemesth Grich Griegreck Grika Grimilf Grist Gristhil Gualivalle Gáldolinn Gáldûm Gûrgert Hannelk Hapon Harmem Hasch Hatliny Heath Heitedarrg Heithund Heitz Helgat Hemarvesla Hemment Herenht Herimich Herne Hianne Hilor Himst Hivarta Holdese Holen Hrach Hrang Hrichose Hritert Hublory Hírnald Ilmulriv Imintral Imstim Ineell Iness Ingnien Innarrich Insla Isforter Isind Islan Istailf Jaccola Jacho Janne Jerthcall Joart Johaell Johanno Jondric Jonive Jorknurg Joseb Jostcard Jourlhirân Jousla Julike Juppati Juppend Jurla Jurlaf Jurlaff Jurlauhni Jurûnd Jörge Jörgodûm Kardardin Katters Keven Kilydian Kladelge Klauhn Kneck Knuritrut Knurt Knurtre Knurûg Knurûnount Kormar Kurln Kurlore Kílfild Lanem Leardth Lener Lerdt Liniamon Loricouell Lorine Lornahl Lotte Loughum Lound Loused Luntz Lütoman Maght Mainsum Maldem Malters Mandard Manne Maraz Maric Marind Marnde Marras Marrgûr Marrogen Marver Marûg Mathrosep Mayes Memmarldra Menam Menortop Menoutz Menteder Mereslard Mesters Mezzily Milfriv Milishir Millivalla Milvid Miniann Mitha Morse Mulayes Môghald Môghusly Môgrit Nahst Nahtene Naliedran Narmise Nehar Nermatja Nichinell Nicous-per Niengnho Nikontalf Nisep Nishef Nisminglie Noses Oenwardem Oladel Olfriselly Oltomper Ondânû Onemy Orans Orrana Orvlord Osertamom Othart Othel Othyn Pastgard Pecklev Plado Prich Priston Pritum Quivine Ragonterss Randraz Rangentonn Remme Rianledy Romed Ronde Rulestrand Sagod Sanners Sarharl Selga Shalwoner Shate Shein Sherithed Shied Shilf Shreath Shros Sidaline Sidera Sigich Singlesta Siniana Skilignh Skine Sking Smico Smire Stales Stalmar Stardn Stbert Steakinas Sthing Stholy Stomet Stvren Stvrrge Sulaf Sultear Surlhermn Svetiann Svrestosth Sylver Taffisel Terich Terth Thande Thardes Thgen Thouest Thren Tinall Tomaxener Tomel Torstond Tredt Triolf Trioutt Trudomene Tuagood Turlak Udward Ughterôth Uguise Ulaulans Ulrad Ulrius Ultran Unalikt Unber Undrisan Valors Vansga Verds Vlonose Vrein Vremain Vrete Vretentrad Waldrizna Wanca Warûnot Weacy Weapper Weard Weder Weina Werûnd Whail Wharass Wherenter Whermv Wight Wilded Wilothel Wilvar Winagrio Winda Winers Witurt Woneel Wonias Woreldes Worichred Worina Wormgrekk Worrief Woubeariem Ûdger

[zak-ara]

SULAF FAWAKHERJI

[ladystylestores]

بصورة على البحر.. سلاف فواخرجي تهنئ ابنها بيوم ميلاده فماذا قالت؟

هنأت النج��ة السورية سلاف فواخرجي ابنها ��لأصغر بمناسبة يوم ميلاده حيث عبرت عن فرحتها الكبيرة بهذه المناسبة. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sulaf Fawakherji سُلاف فواخرجي (@sulaffawakherji) ونشرت النجمة صورة عبر حسابها الرسمي على موقع التواصل الاجتماعي “انستغرام”، ظهرت من خلالها برفقة ابنها علي على متن قارب بالقرب من جزيرة أرواد في سوريا وقالت في تعليقها على الصورة: “شايف السما شو…

[abdokattab]

Kamala Ibrahim Ishag: States of Oneness from Abdelrahim Kattab on Vimeo.

Short Documentary with the Sudanese artist Kamala Ibrahim Ishag for her solo exhibition: States of Oneness, at the Serpentine Galleries.

Director and Producer - Suzannah Mirghani Cinematographer - Khalid Awad Editors - Abdelrahim Kattab and Suzannah Mirghani Sound Mixing and Colour Grading - Abdelrahim Kattab Production Company - Klozium Studios Camera Assist - Abdalbagi Alameen Gaffer and Sound Recordist - Burhan Tame Production Manager - Alaa Aboualyousr Driver - Abdallah Noor Original Music Composer - Sulaf Elyas Arabic Subtitle Translation - Amin Isaac Content Producer, Serpentine - Fiona Glen Senior Editor and Curator of Editorial Projects, Serpentine - Hanna Girma

[jwiija]

[al-3amry]

— Cherry Letters (2015) | dr. Sulaf Fawakherji

[blueiscoool]

A Rare Roman Mosaic Discovered in Syria

Syria uncovered a large intact mosaic that dates back to the Roman era, describing it Wednesday as the most important archaeological discovery since the country's conflict began 11 years ago.

Journalists were shown the mosaic in the central town of Rastan near Homs, Syria’s third largest city.

The mosaic, at 120 square meters (around 1300 square feet), was found in an old building that Syria's General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums had been excavating. Lebanese and Syrian businessmen from the neighboring country's Nabu Museum bought the property that dates back to the 4th century and donated it to the Syrian state. Each panel was filled with square-shaped, small colorful stones measuring about half an inch on each side.

Dr. Humam Saad, the associate director of excavation and archaeological research at the directorate, said among the scenes the mosaic shows is a rare portrayal of Ancient Amazon warriors in Roman mythology.

“What is in front of us is a discovery that is rare on a global scale,” Saad told said, adding that the images are “rich in details," and includes scenes from the Trojan War between the Greeks and Trojans.

In Ancient Greek and Roman mythology, demigod hero Hercules slayed Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, in one of his 12 labors.

The mosaic also portrays Neptune, Ancient Roman god of the sea, and 40 of his mistresses.

We can’t identify the type of the building, whether it's a public bathhouse or something else, because we have not finished excavating yet,” Saad said.

Sulaf Fawakherji, a famous actress in Syria and a member of the Nabu Museum’s board of trustees said she hopes they could purchase other buildings in Rastan, which she says is filled with heritage sites and artifacts waiting to be discovered.

“There are other buildings, and it’s clear that the mosaic extends far wider,” Fawkherji said. “Rastan historically is an important city, and it could possibly be very important heritage city for tourism.”

Despite Rastan's historical significance in the country, Saad says there have not been significant excavation efforts in the town prior to the country's armed conflict.

“Unfortunately, there were armed groups that tried to sell the mosaic at one point in 2017 and listed it on social media platforms,” he said.

Syrian heritage sites have been looted and destroyed over the past decade of ongoing violent conflict.

Among the most notable incidents was the Islamic State group taking Palmyra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts 2,000-year-old towering Roman-era colonnades and priceless artifacts, and partially destroying a Roman theater. Meanwhile, Syria's cash-strapped government has slowly been rebuilding Aleppo's centuries-old bazaar after reclaiming it from armed opposition forces in 2016.

Rastan was once a major opposition stronghold and was a point of intense clashes, before the Syrian government reclaimed the city in 2018.

[albonynet]

مسلسل هوا اصفر الحلقة 1 الأولى | سلاف فواخرجي العمل من تأليف علي وجيه و يامن الحجلي إخراج أحمد إبراهيم أحمد إنتاج شركة CUT الإشر��ف العام السيد أحمد رضا... source

[m0nxcoeur]

So I like was in my dorm room and my friend Mariela brings over these chicks on our college dance team . There was this blonde one who got drunk and talked waaaay too much and Veronica this cool girl , and then this curly headed one named Sulaf. It was like vibe at first sight . We vibed so well and before I knew it her and the blonde friend were at my place for drinks and edibles. Time goes by and Sulaf and I just formed this connection as if we were just meant to be friends. Long story short we unfortunately we had to ditch the blonde one and we been rollin ever since.

[dykerachelsummers]

Have you gone into the al-Ghul family history at all for e82?

i have, actually, with @tsukiakari1203 and @apollolovebot’s help!

shufen suen (sensei) had rashed suen with anjy al-nassir. rashed fell in love with sora itwata and together they found the lazarus pit. sora dies and rashed can’t get her to the pit in time. afterwards, he forms the league of assassins and takes on the title ra’s al ghul, mostly in honor of her. ra’s meets zoya raatko in the late 1800s and they have a daughter together, though ra’s doesn’t stick around. zoya raises nyssa by herself until nyssa, amazed by the stories of her father, seeks out the league. ra’s accepts her and she takes on the name nisreen al ghul. they eventually have a falling out and nisreen—going by nyssa again—leaves and falls in love with aleksandra (sasha) gurenko (sasha is a trans woman) and they have three kids together: hannah, sofya, and mikita. sasha, sofya, and mikita all die in the holocaust, but hannah lives.

meanwhile, ra’s meets nazanin farhadi and they have a son together named dawood. nazanin dies in childbirth. dawood isn’t accepted by ra’s due to his albanism.

ra’s meets melisande marzouki at woodstock and together, they have tala. melisande joins the league, because ra’s genuinely falls for her, but is killed when quinlan, ra’s’s godson, accidentally pushes her into the lazarus pit.

tala grows up and starts using the westernized version of her name, talia. she meets bruce wayne for the first time when she is seventeen and he’s twenty-two, when he is first training with the league. they meet again a second time, after he’s batman, when she’s twenty-one and he’s twenty-six. he saves her life and they both end up with feelings and decide to sleep together. she gets pregnant and they get married. talia has been taught the weaknesses love costs her whole life though, since melisande died when she was five, and she is fearful that bruce will stop being batman if he stays with her. she also does not want her children to grow up within the league. so she faked a miscarriage and tells bruce she doesn’t want to stay with him. after he leaves, she hides away to give birth and gives her children to a retired assassin couple who are loyal to her, who names them damian and athanasia. privately, she names them hafidh and ariyam.

finally, dawood falls in love with an assassin named sulaf attiya and they have maram al ghul together. ra’s is disappointed maram isn’t a boy and soon after, sulaf dies while on a mission.

also, nyssa falls in love again after sasha dies, with shado tomonago and they raise emiko and robert together until vasily (nyssa’s great-grandson) dies, at which point nyssa hires slade wilson to kill ra’s (who she blames for her family’s deaths) and shado (now going by haruka) gives emi and bobby to ollie, so nyssa and haruka can join the league and take over the league (or, well, help talia take over).

[dear-indies]

Dear Cat & Mouse: I am in dire need of help finding a fc for a character whose origins go back to the Fertile Crescent. She's female, mid-30s to mid-40s. If you could please help me find someone I'd be so so thankful!

Shannon Elizabeth (1973) Syrian, Lebanese / English, Irish, German.

Dina Azar (1973) Lebanese.

Hilda Khalife (1973) Lebanese Maronite.

Traci Dinwiddie (1973) Syrian / Cherokee.

Joumana Mourad (1973) Syrian.

Viviane Ndour (1973) Lebanese / Mauritanian, Malian.

Suzan Najm Aldeen (1973) Syrian.

Dania Khatib (1973) Lebanese.

Sabine Nahas (1973) Lebanese.

Senta Moses (1973) Lebanese / Italian.

Razan Moughrabi (1973) Lebanese.

Bassima / Paula Al Turk (1973) Lebanese.

Jillian Michaels (1974) ½ Syrian, Lebanese, ¼ Italian, 1/8 Russian Jewish, 1/8 Austrian Jewish.

Maysoon Zayid (1974) Palestinian.

Suheir Hammad (1974) Palestinian.

Aline Khalaf (1974) Lebanese.

Alissar Caracalla (1974) Lebanese.

Clauda Chemaly (1974) Lebanese.

Nicole Saba (1974) Lebanese / Armenian.

Isabel Bayrakdarian (1974) Lebanese, Armenian.

Ana María Orozco (1973) Colombian [Lebanese, Possibly Other].

Annie Parisse (1975) ½ Italian, ¼ Syrian, ¼ Slovak.

Dima Orsho (1975) Syrian.

Coraima Torres (1973) Venezuelan [Lebanese, Possibly Other].

Saba Mubarak (1976) Palestinian / Jordanian.

Rasha Rizk (1976) Syrian.

Soulafa Maamar (1976) Syrian.

Rania Kurdi (1976) Jordanian Arab, Syrian Kurdish, British.

Cherien Dabis (1976) Palestinian /  Unknown, possibly Jordanian.

Najwa Nimri (1976) Jordanian / Navarrese.

Dima Al Jundi (1976) Syrian.

Saba Mubarak (1976) Jordanian / Palestinian.

Marwan Naji (1976) Lebanese.

Mireille Safa (1976) Lebanese.

Laura Khalil (1976) Lebanese.

Maya Nasry (1976) Lebanese.

Ana Roces (1976) Lebanese, Filipino.

Katia Kaady (1976) Lebanese.

Maya Nasri (1976) Lebanese.

Yasmine Hamdan (1976) Lebanese.

Diana Haddad (1976) Lebanese Arab / Lebanese Maronite.

Charla Baklayan Faddoul (1976) Syrian, Armenian.

Sulaf Fawakherji (1977) Syrian.

Raya Abirached (1977) Lebanese.

Cyrine Abdelnour (1977) Lebanese, Greek.

Amal Hijazi (1977) Lebanese.

Elissa / Elissar Zakaria Khoury (1977) Lebanese / Syrian.

Tania Khalill (1977) Brazilian [Syrian, Spanish].

Lilia al-Atrash (1977) Syrian.

Paula Sharim (1977) Chilean [Lebanese Jewish, Egyptian Jewish, possibly other].

Joelle Mardinian (1977) ¼ Lebanese, ¼ Syrian, ¼ Armenian, ¼ Italian.

Rima Maktabi (1977) Lebanese.

Bárbara Mori (1978) Uruguayan [Lebanese, Japanese, Basque, Spanish], some Mexican.

Zain Awad (1978) Jordanian.

Mariam Ghani (1978) Lebanese / Pashtun Afghan.

Amal Clooney (1978) Lebanese Druze.

Rola Saad (1978) Lebanese.

Eman Fustok (1978) Syrian, unspecified other.

Yasmine Al Massri (1978) Palestinian / Egyptian.

Natalie Saleeba (1978) Lebanese.

Clarice Assad (1978) Brazilian [¼ Lebanese, ¾ Unspecified Other].

Klára Issová (1979) Syrian / Czech.

Maguy Bou Ghosn (1979) Lebanese.

Maysoon Shaladi (1979) Syrian.

Nelly Makdessy (1979) Lebanese.

Re-Mi Bendali (1979) Lebanese.

Dana Hamdan (1979) Lebanese, Palestinian, Jordanian.

Rindala Kodeih (1979) Lebanese / Unspecified.

Hala Shiha (1979) Lebanese / Egyptian.

Dima Kandalaft (1979) Syrian.

Darine Hamze (1979) Lebanese.

Carole Ammoun (1979) Lebanese.

Nadine Al Rassi (1979) Lebanese.

Nadine Saab (1979) Lebanese.

Nadina Zarifeh (1979) Lebanese.

Tulip Joshi (1979) Lebanese / Gujarati Indian.

Joelle Behlok (1979) Lebanese.

Clemence Achkar (1979) Lebanese.

Verónica Orozco (1979) Colombian [Lebanese, Possibly Other].

Lena Chamamyan (1980) Syrian, Armenian.

Nadja Haddad (1980) Brazilian [Lebanese].

Nadine Salameh (1980) Palestinian.

Yasmine Hanani (1980) Iraqi.

Jenny Esber (1980) Syrian / Ukrainian.

Jaclyn Stapp (1980) Jordanian.

Jenna Dewan (1980) Lebanese, Polish / German, English.

Ayah Marar (1980) Jordanian / Czech, Bulgarian.

Naty Botero (1980) Colombian [Lebanese, Possibly Other].

Viviane Mrad (1980) Lebanese.

Cynthya Karam (1980) Lebanese.

Cristina Abuhazi (1980) Venezuelan [Lebanese].

Lamitta Frangieh (1980) Lebanese.

Abeer Nehme (1980) Lebanese.

Dominique Hourani (1980) Lebanese.

Christina Sawaya (1980) Lebanese.

Maya Diab (1980) Lebanese.

Katia Khatchadourian (1980) Lebanese.

Viola Haqi (1981) Iraqi, Dutch.

Shiri Maimon (1981) Tunisian Jewish, Syrian Jewish, Moroccan Jewish, Algerian Jewish, Greek Jewish.

Majida Issa (1981) Colombian [Lebanese, Italian].

Darine Chahine (1981) Lebanese.

Aline Lahoud (1981) Lebanese.

Darine Hadchiti (1981) Lebanese.

Shatha Hassoun (1981) Iraqi / Moroccan.

Elsa Zgheib (1981) Lebanese.

Bethany Kehdy (1981) Lebanese / Unspecified.

Carla Haddad (1981) Lebanese.

Sabrina Sato (1981) Brazilian [Japanese / Lebanese, Swiss].

Valerie Domínguez (1981) Colombian [Lebanese / Unspecified].

Myriam Atallah (1981) Syrian.

Waad Al Bahri (1981) Syrian.

Martha Issová (1981) Syrian / Czech.

Mais Hamdan (1982) Palestinian, Jordanian, Lebanese.

Nadia Jebril (1982) Palestinian.

Tamara Jaber (1982) Lebanese / Unspecified.

Rouwaida Attieh (1982) Syrian, Lebanese.

Nadia Buari (1982) Lebanese / Ghanaian.

Haya Awad (1982) Jordanian.

Samia Longchambon (1982) Lebanese, French / English.

Layal Abboud (1982) Lebanese.

Dina Hayek (1982) Lebanese / Syrian.

Marcelle Bittar (1982) Brazilian [Lebanese, Portuguese].

Adriana Tarud (1982) Colombian [Lebanese / Unspecified].

Sandra Rizk (1982) Lebanese.

Kinda Alloush (1982) Syrian.

Nesreen Tafesh (1982) Palestinian, Algerian.

Melissa / Myriam Shehab (1982) Lebanese [Iraqi].

Mai Selim (1983) Palestinian, Jordanian, Lebanese.

Meytal Cohen (1983) Iraqi Jewish.

Tammin Sursok (1983) Lebanese, Unspecified Other.

Nancy Nasrallah (1983) Lebanese.

Yara / Carla Nazih al-Berkashi (1983) Lebanese.

Lolita Chammah (1983) Lebanese, Italian / Hungarian Jewish, Slovakian Jewish, German Jewish, Austrian Jewish, French Jewish, French.

Audrey Assad (1983) Syrian / Unspecified Other.

Vinessa Antoine (1983) Trinidadian [African, Syrian].

Nadia Manfoukh (1983) Syrian.

Dena Takruri (1983) Palestinian.

Nancy Ajram (1983) Palestinian Arab / Lebanese.

Diana Karazon (1983) Jordanian [Palestinian, Syrian].

Maha Yakoub (1983) Palestinian, Italian.

Domino Kirke (1983) Iraqi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish.

Susie Youssef (1984) Lebanese.

Kinda Hassan (1984) Lebanese.

Darine (1984) Lebanese / Romanian.

Valeska Saab (1984) Ecuadorian [Lebanese, Spanish].

Nadine Nassib Njeim (1984) Lebanese / Tunisian.

Lara Maria Kay (1984) Lebanese.

Daniella Sarahyba (1984) Brazilian [Lebanese / Spanish (including Galician), Portuguese, possibly other].

Fozi Mozi (1984) Palestinian.

Amelia Vega (1984) Dominican [Lebanese, Cuban, Spanish, English].

Rola Yammout (1984) Lebanese / Egyptian.

Nourhanne (1984) Lebanese, Armenian.

Kinda Hanna (1984) Syrian.

Nancy Afyouny (1984) Lebanese.

Mashael (1984) Lebanese.

Sulaf Jalil (1984) Iraqi.

All from @tasksweekly masterlists! -C

[photos-girls]

(via سولاف جليل الممثلة العراقية Sulaf Jalil Iraqi actress)

[casualnepotism]

alright fam as pertaining to the rdacast olympus au i accidentally made the other day i finished hcing everyone so without further ado

Eustace Flint as Hephaestus, god of smiths, craftsmen, and metalworking

portrayed as TJ Storm who, technically, is not this man but lbr this is Eustace

Bartimaeus Nemo as Krios, Titan god of constellations

portrayed by Mr. Jeff Goldblum

Daria D’Ebonair as Leucothea, goddess of the sea and protector of sailors

portrayed by legendary Serena Williams

Ford Maphorn as Urania, god(dess) of astronomy and astronomical writing

portrayed by Dwayne ‘the Rock’ Johnson

Adeline Fleetwood as Harmonia, goddess of war, harmony, and marriage

portrayed by musician and actress Hồ Ngọc Hà

Radiant Eyre as Praxidike, the exactor of justice

portrayed by Tom Holland, for once acting his actual age

Zara Fontaine as Eupheme, goddess of praise and acclaim

portrayed by Isabelle Fuhrman

Tiuku Bell as Caerus, (god)dess of opportunity, advantage, and profit

portrayed by Sulaf Fawakherji