Abdul Razzaq

• Iraqi Olympians Dodge Violence and Politics On the Path to Beijing

[Dana Hussein Abdul-Razzaq] defeated death," her coach says admiringly. "She's a winner. "I cannot believe I qualified," says Mr. [M Adnan], a member of Iraq's professional archery team."I am filled with ambition, determination, and desire to train more and more." "I am living now for Beijing. God willing, I will clinch the medal," he says with a big smile. "Iraq needs to win and be joyous. Even the Islamic State in Ameriyah was happy when we won in soccer."

• Arab American News, The
• August 26, 2009

• Five Wi Players Approached Renegade Indian League

The ICL has attracted many top name players from around the world and one of the first players to sign was [Brian Lara]. Two weeks ago, it was revealed that Pakistan's Abdul Razzaq, Inzamam-ul-Haq and Mohammad Yousuf have all taken up offers to play in the three-week long Twenty20-styled tournament. Both the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have imposed bans on players who take part in the league.

• Weekly Gleaner, The; North American ed.
• August 21, 2009

• Bombs Kill 11 Youths On Soccer Fields in Baghdad: ; Two Americans Die in Combat in Anbar; Shiite Leader Calls for Neighborhood Protection

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Bombs exploded on a soccer field Wednesday killing 11 young people, and at least 42 other people - two of them Americans - died elsewhere in sectarian or political violence. Still, the president said plans are on track for Iraqis to take over security. The two homemade bombs went off on a soccer field in the mostly Shiite district of Amil in west Baghdad, killing both players and spectators ranging in age from 15 to 25, police 1st Lt. Maitham Abdul Razzaq said.

• Charleston Gazette
• August 03, 2006

• 14 Killed On Soccer Fields in Baghdad; Dozens Die in Unrelated Violence Baghdad, Iraq (Ap), Bombs Exploded On a Soccer Field Wednesday Killing 11 Young People, and at Least 42 Other People, Two of Them Americans, Died Elsewhere in Sectarian or Political Violence. Still, the President Said Plans Are On Track for Iraqis to Take Over Security.

The two homemade bombs went off on a soccer field in the mostly Shiite district of Amil in west Baghdad, killing both players and spectators ranging in age from 15 to 25, police 1st Lt. Maitham Abdul Razzaq said. Two mortar shells struck another Shiite district, Abu Dshir, killing three people under age 15, police Capt. Firas Queti said. One shell exploded on a soccer field and the other hit a house, wounding a couple and their child, he said.

• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• August 03, 2006

• 2 Iraq Soccer Fields Bombed

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Bombs exploded on a soccer field Wednesday killing 11 young people, and at least 42 other people -- two of them Americans -- died elsewhere in sectarian or political violence. Still, Iraq's president said plans are on track for Iraqis to take over security. The two homemade bombs went off on a soccer field in the mostly Shiite district of Amil in west Baghdad, killing both players and spectators ranging in age from 15 to 25, police 1st Lt. Maitham Abdul Razzaq said.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• August 03, 2006

• Al-Qaisi v. The American Military Forces in Iraq, (4th Cir. 2010)

...10-1537. FIRAS ABDUL RAZZAQ AL-QAISI,. Plaintiff - Appe...

• Federal Circuits

• Iraqi Lawmakers Endorse New Plan to End Violence

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Lawmakers across party lines Tuesday endorsed the prime minister's new plan for stopping sectarian killings, but Shiite and Sunni leaders still must work out details of how to put aside sharp divisions and work together to halt the bloodshed. At least 33 people died in violence around Iraq, including a suicide attack on a fish market in Baghdad that killed three people and wounded 19. A bomber detonated a belt rigged with explosives in the outdoor market in the primarily Sunni area of Sadiyah in southwestern Baghdad, police Lt. Maitham Abdul Razzaq said.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• October 03, 2006

• Counter-terrorism and human rights: the emergence of a rule of customary int'l law from U.N. resolutions.

.... (144.) The Queen (in re Hilal Abdul-Razzaq Ali Al-Jedda) v. Sec'y of State for Defence...

• Denver Journal of International Law and Policy
• Vol. 37 Nbr. 2, March 2009

• Abductors Intensify Threat ; Vow to Kill 4 Activists in Iraq

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A wave of deadly attacks against Iraqi civic and professional leaders continued Saturday and kidnappers renewed their threat to kill four Christian human rights activists unless all Iraqis held in prison are released. University communications professor and TV political analyst Abdul Razzaq Al-Na'as was shot to death as he drove in his car in central Baghdad. Police sources said he had been threatened by Shiite militias for his outspoken views.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• January 30, 2006

• Energy Crisis Drags On in Oil-Rich Iraq

BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) Under a scorching sun, Baghdad taxi driver Sameer Abdul Razzaq wraps a wet towel around his head and waits for gasoline in a line stretching a mile. I've been here since 6 a.m.," he said Sunday. "If I'm lucky, I'll get to the end of the line by sunset. I actually think I might end up spending the night here.

• The Columbian
• August 18, 2006