Abbas

Originated in arabia. This name has many meanings such as; "the lion that is feared by all other lions", "a very powerful lion". Abbas is usually a very muscular and sexually attractive romantic with an amazing sence of humor. He is often very mysteriouse when it comes to his past and would risk anything to protect the one he loves. Often reffered to as "a very rare catch" by most females, abbas is not as attracted to physical traits of a women then most men. Instead he values personality, love, humility, and self respect. The only thing abbas cares about more then himself is the love of his life, and the family he will raise.

"i would die to have Abbas fall inlove with me"

by Jasmine stone123 January 22, 2012

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Ambassadors Hedge

Immaculately trimmed minge - pencil thin but clearly visible.

Porn stars love an Ambassadors Hedge as do BBC newsreaders and Ambassadors wives.

by waz funnell June 10, 2010

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Abbaas

Abbaas is a male, Arabic name. He's a beautiful boy with a unique personality ,he's often quiet and smart but when he's around those he's confident with, he can be loud as hell! He's amazing funny, sometimes a bit rude. But he's everything a guy could get in a boy .

Abbaas is a best boy.

by Abbaas shaikh February 27, 2019

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Ghania Abbas

She is the prettiest nicest, sweetest, beautiful, most flawless girl you can find she is caring and loving towards everybody. Any guy would be luck to be near her to be her friend. She is a loyal and trustworthy person.

Ghania Abbas rejected my really badly.

by ILovedHerNSheSaidNo April 9, 2022

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Abbasid Dynasty

The dynasty of caliphs who governed the Islamic Empire from 750 until 1258 CE.

The Abbasid Dynasty was founded on two disaffected Islamic populations: non-Arabic Muslims and Shi'ites. For the most part, the Islamic impetus to the Abassid revolution lay in the secularism of the Umayyad caliphs. The Umayyads had always been outsiders—as a wealthy clan in Mecca, they had opposed Muhammad—and the secularism and sometime degeneracy that accompanied their caliphate delegitimized their rule for many devout Muslims. The Abassids took their name from al-'Abbas, a paternal uncle of Muhammad and early supporter of the Prophet. Their close kinship to Muhammad and the position of al-'Abbas as a Companion of the Prophet served them well in gaining support. As early as 718 AD, during the reign of Umar II, Muhammad ibn 'Ali, a great-grandson of al-'Abbas, began to proselytize in Persia to rally support for returning the caliphate to the family of the Prophet, the Hashimites.

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