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“Mohamed El-Etbani” appears to be a name, likely of Arabic origin. In Arabic, “Mohamed” (also spelled Muhammad) is a very common given name meaning “praised” or “praiseworthy.” “El-Etbani” could be a family name or surname, possibly indicating regional, tribal, or familial roots.

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“Mohamed Hamdy Soliman” is a common Arabic name, typically composed of:

– **Mohamed** (also spelled Muhammad): A very common first name meaning “praised” or “praiseworthy,” often given in honor of the Prophet Muhammad in Islam.
– **Hamdy**: A patronymic or middle name meaning “praise” or “thankfulness,” derived from the Arabic root *ḥ-m-d* (related to praise and gratitude).
– **Soliman** (also spelled Sulaiman/Suleiman): A family name or surname, the Arabic equivalent of “Solomon,” associated with the prophet known for wisdom in Islamic, Christian, and Jewish traditions.

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Hello! “Ahmed Roshdy” is a common Arabic name.

– **Ahmed** (أحمد) is one of the most popular male given names in the Arab and Muslim world, meaning “highly praised” or “one who constantly thanks God.” It’s derived from the same root as the name Muhammad.
– **Roshdy** (رشدي) is a surname of Arabic origin, often meaning “mature,” “wise,” or “rightly guided.”

If you’re referring to a specific person, there are several notable individuals with this name, such as:
– **Ahmed Roshdy**, an Egyptian actor from the mid-20th century.
– Or it could be a private individual, academic, or professional in various fields.

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Hello! “Ahmed Majed” appears to be a name, likely of Arabic origin.

– **Ahmed** (أحمد) is a common Arabic name meaning “highly praised” or “one who constantly thanks God.”
– **Majed** (ماجد) means “glorious,” “noble,” or “excellent.”

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“Mohamed Desouky” is a common Arabic name, typically composed of:

– **Mohamed** (also spelled Muhammad, Mohammed, etc.): Meaning “praised” or “praiseworthy,” it is one of the most popular names in the Islamic world, often given in honor of the Prophet Muhammad.

– **Desouky** (also spelled Desouki, Dessouki, etc.): An Arabic surname that often indicates a family origin from the city of **Desouk** in northern Egypt. Desouk is a city in the Kafr El Sheikh Governorate, known for its religious and cultural significance.

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“Ahmed Tarek Moussa” is a common Arabic name, typically composed of:

– **Ahmed** (أحمد): A very popular Arabic name meaning “highly praised” or “one who constantly thanks God.” It’s a variant of the name Muhammad.
– **Tarek** (طارق): Meaning “morning star” or “he who knocks at the door.” It’s also associated with Tariq ibn Ziyad, the Muslim general who conquered Hispania.
– **Moussa** (موسى): The Arabic form of “Moses,” the prophet in Abrahamic religions.

The name follows the common Arabic naming convention: **First name (Ahmed) + Middle name (often the father’s name, Tarek) + Family name (Moussa)**.

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