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emiro

Also known as king of the Taifa, king Taifa, Taifa King, Amier, Ameer, Emira, Amīrah, emir

titolo arabo

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"Amir" (also spelled "emir") is an Arabic-origin title historically used across West Asia, Africa, and South Asia to designate a male ruler, nobleman, or high-ranking military or political official. In modern usage, it functions roughly as a royal title equivalent to "prince," applying to both sons of monarchs and to reigning rulers themselves.

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Instance of: military rank
Subclass of: prince
Religion: Islam
Image: Prokudin-Gorskii-19-v2.png
Said to be same as: Mir

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Commons category: Emirs
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topic's main category: Category:Emirs
native label: أَمِير
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Emiro (in arabo: أمير‎, amīr) significa letteralmente "comandante", persona cioè che detiene l'autorità per emettere un ordine (amr) e per vederlo eseguito. In tutta la storia araba, con il termine "emiro" si è indicato il titolo nobiliare di "principe". Attualmente, esso è utilizzato come titolo reale per i monarchi arabi in alcuni paesi islamici.

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