Musa
Musa (Arabic for Moses ) is the name of:
- Musa, in Islam the biblical Abraham person, see Moses in Islam
- Abdal Musa, Alevite
- Abu Musa ( al - Said Muragha ), Palestinian leader
- Abu Musa al - Ash'ari († 662/672 ), Arabic commander
- Ahmed Musa (* 1992), Nigerian footballer
- Anton Musa (1485-1547), Protestant theologian and reformer
- Antonius Musa, Roman physician
- Izzedine Umar Musa ( b. 1936 ), a Sudanese university teachers in Saudi Arabia
- Mansa Musa († 1337), King of Mali
- Musa Khan Akbarzada ( born 1950 ), Afghan politician
- Musa ( Queen ), Parthian Queen
- Said Musa ( born 1944 ), Prime Minister of Belize
- Solomon Musa (1966-1999), Sierra Leonean politician
- Musa ibn Nusayr ( 640-715 ), the Arab commander
- Musa Cälil (1906-1944), Tatar poet
- Musa ( Ilkhanate ), Sultan of the Ilkhanate 1336-1337
- Željko Musa ( born 1986 ), Croatian handball player
Musa is:
- The scientific name of the plant genus bananas
- The Mūša (or Musa ), a river in Lithuania and Latvia
- Musa ( Shiga ), today the city Omihachiman belonging Japanese village
- A prophet in the Qur'an, see Moses
- A Sahabi ( companion ) of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh ) and his Hadithüberlieferer
- A mountain in the Sudan, Africa, see Musa (Mountain)
- A mountain in Turkey, see Musa Dagi
- Musa - The Warrior, Korean film from 2001 by Kim Sung -Su
- The Lancia Musa, vehicle model of the automobile manufacturer Lancia
MUSA is an acronym for:
- Multiple-unit steerable antenna, developed by Harald T. Friis optimized antenna for shortwave
- MUSA Museum Home Gallery art library in Vienna
MU -SA stands for:
- Savannah (District), ISO -3166 -2 code of the district in Mauritius
See also:
- Disambiguation
- Abbreviation