Muhammad Ali Dynasty
Muhammad Ali
['vandals', 'steve huffman', 'philippines', 'marco pannella', 'lebanon', 'sir thomas bodley', 'john calvin', 'nicola shindler', 'paul chomedey de maisonneuve', 'marx', 'bengt', 'hasso plattner', 'indonesia', 'vince mcmahon', 'arvind kejriwal', 'julian assange', 'napoleon bonaparte', 'harvard', 'bernard lander', 'julian huxley', 'mother teresa', 'zhang xin', 'saint andrew', 'james mcgill', 'rafik hariri', 'coding horror', 'hugh hefner', 'andre harrell', 'christ', 'shah jahan', 'raj rajaratnam', 'black army', 'arthur provis', 'james connolly', 'kamakura shogun', 'norm prescott', 'catherine ii', 'bssr', 'president truman', 'bjorn rebney', 'comintern', 'harvey samuel firestone', 'kamakura shogunate', 'laloo prasad yadav', 'sam walton', 'mahalanobis', 'curtis sliwa', 'king george v', 'mexico', 'howard hughes', 'mercer', 'honda verno', 'rob reiner', 'charna halpern', 'graham norton', 'john zorn', 'walter chrysler', 'gaetano merola', 'don bluth', 'bill joy', 'leonard chess', 'norges statsbaner', 'stallman', 'aragorn', 'sir syed ahmad khan', 'silvio berlusconi', 'alexandre darracq', 'jan van riebeeck', 'dave rubinstein', 'banzer', 'patrick head', 'claudius dornier', 'siemens', 'gallup', 'seleucus i nicator', 'scott mosier', 'abbassi madani', 'verdi', 'ono', 'douglas kenney', 'jackson', 'charles horace mayo', 'gifford pinchot', 'irv gotti', 'jonathan palmer', 'ukrainian soviet socialist republic', 'philip nitschke', 'greg stafford', 'ntr', 'dwayne carter', 'gordon moore', 'jim shooter', 'frank sinatra', 'umberto bossi', 'guggenheim foundation', 'tony warriner', 'sukarno', 'john dewey', 'deepak chopra']
Abbas I of Egypt
Abbas I (Arabic: عباس الأول , Turkish: I. Abbas Hilmi Paşa 1 July 1812 – 13 July 1854), also known as Abbas Hilmi I Pasha or Abbas Pasha was the Wāli of Egypt and Sudan. He was a son of Tusun Pasha, and a grandson of Muhammad Ali, founder of the reigning Muhammad Ali Dynasty of Egypt and Sudan. The Chambers Biographical Dictionary says of him: "[b]igoted and sensual, he did much to undo the progress made under Muhammad Ali."