Hafiz

The Arabic word called Hafiz (also Hafez, Hafiz, Hafid )

  • A person who knows the Koran by heart, see Hafiz
  • A frequent name in the Islamic world al - Hafiz (1130-1149), Fatimid king
  • Hafiz ( around 1320 to about 1390 ), the Persian poet Shams od -Din Muhammad -e Shirazi
  • The Grand Vizier Hafiz (Istanbul / Constantinople Opel to 1631) under Sultan Murad IV ( 1623-1640 )
  • Hafiz Pasha (died 1840), General of the Ottoman Empire under Sultan Mahmud II ( 1808-1839 ). Hafiz commanded the troops concentrated on the Euphrates and marched on Mahmud's command in Syria, where he was beaten by Ibrahim Pasha
  • Hafez al -Assad (1930-2000), long-time President of Syria
  • Reda Mahmoud Hafez Mohamed (1952-2013), Egyptian lifer
  • Hafez Modirzadeh (born 1962 ), American musician, musicologist and university professor

Hafiz is a common surname in the Islamic world, including the following people:

  • Abdel Halim Hafez, Egyptian singer
  • Amin al- Hafiz (1921-2009), Syrian politicians
  • Amin al- Hafez (1926-2009), Lebanese general and politician ( Ba'ath Party )
  • Farid Hafez (* 1981 ), Austrian political scientist
  • Kai Hafez (* 1964), German communication scientist and university teacher
  • Mohamed Abdel Hafiz ( born 1939 ), Egyptian water polo players
  • Sami Hafez Enan ( born 1948 ), Egyptian lifer
  • Sheikh Khalid Hafiz (1938-1999), Imam
  • Disambiguation
al-Hafiz Murad IV. Mahmud II. Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt Amin al-Hafiz
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