Rumiyah (magazine)
Rumiyah (Classical Arabic for Rome) a web-distributed periodical magazine released by Islamic State's Al-Hayat Media Center. It emerged after the death of Abu Mohammad al-Adnani (spokesman of the Islamic State) who is featured in the magazine. The online magazine is published in several different languages, including English, French, German, Russian, Indonesian and Uyghur. Some experts speculated that it is set to replace other, better known magazine Dabiq (as Turkey-backed rebels push towards ISIL-held Syrian town of the same name), but others considered it unlikely.
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Rumiyah (magazine)
Rumiyah (Classical Arabic for Rome) a web-distributed periodical magazine released by Islamic State's Al-Hayat Media Center. It emerged after the death of Abu Mohammad al-Adnani (spokesman of the Islamic State) who is featured in the magazine. The online magazine is published in several different languages, including English, French, German, Russian, Indonesian and Uyghur. Some experts speculated that it is set to replace other, better known magazine Dabiq (as Turkey-backed rebels push towards ISIL-held Syrian town of the same name), but others considered it unlikely.
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Rumiyah (Classical Arabic for ...... as first released in mid 2014.
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«Румийя» (англ. Rumiyah) — жур ...... , и мощь западной цивилизации.
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Rumiyah (Issue 1)
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Rumiyah (Classical Arabic for ...... others considered it unlikely.
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«Румийя» (англ. Rumiyah) — жур ...... , и мощь западной цивилизации.
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