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Ahmad al-Tayyeb
أحمد الطيب ar احمد طیب fa
Imam of al-Azhar Mosque in Egypt
- Dated from 6 January 1946 CE
- Also called Ahmed Muhammad Ahmed el-Tayeb, Ahmed el-Tayeb, Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed El-Tayeb
Grand Imam of al-Azhar
Grand Mufti of Egypt
رئيس جامعة الأزهر
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Offices held 3
- 2002 CE – 2003 CE Grand Mufti of Egypt Number 18 in the sequence
- 2003 CE – 2010 CE رئيس جامعة الأزهر Number 10 in the sequence
- from 2010 CE Grand Imam of al-Azhar Number 50 in the sequence
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