Adnan Hassan Abdallah, 68, heads the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq. A former Iraqi army general, he served as army commander under Saddam Hussein. He supports Shia Iran's role in Iraq and is critical of the Sunni Muslim establishment.

The prime minister of Tunisia is Mohamed Ghannouchi, 56, a businessman who was born in Egypt but has lived in Tunisia for decades.

Sultan Qaboos bin Said of Oman, 78, the head of the Omani sultanate, has a house and a residence in London. He returned to the country in 1970 and succeeded to the throne in 1970.
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Muhammad Ali's fight with British ambassador Sir William Russell and others from the Royal Navy brought about the end of the unequal treaty system for Afghanistan. His victory over the Great Mogul Muhammad Khilji in the 1495 battle of Khaybar was the greatest military achievement of the Muslims in that century and the British government did not reach a treaty with him. The only true ruler of the Aasia, Muhammad Ali, gained unprecedented international fame and authority and from his conquests in Sindh and Kabul in Afghanistan he expanded his influence into Kashmir, Assam, Gujarat and the northernmost province of British India, Punjab.
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