Nabil
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Nabīl (Arabic: نبيل) is a male given name of Arabic origin, meaning "noble".[1] Its English equivalent is sometimes given as Patrick[citation needed] which has a similar original meaning.
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[edit] Men named Nabil
People named Nabil include:
- Nabíl-i-Akbar (1829-1892), one of the 19 Apostles of Bahá'u'lláh
- Nabíl-i-A`zam (1831–1892), "the Great Nabíl", Bahá'í historian
- Nabil Abou-Harb (born 1984), American filmmaker
- Nabil Abidallah (born 1982), Dutch footballer
- Nabil Adamou (born 1975), Algerian long jumper
- Nabil Ajram (born 1985), Lebanese singer
- Nabil Amr (born 1947), Palestinian politician
- Nabil Ashoor (born 1982), Omani footballer
- Nabil Aslam (born 1984), Danish footballer
- Nabil Ayad, founder of the Diplomatic Academy of London
- Nabil Ayers, American musician and entrepreneur
- Nabil Elaraby (born 1935), an Egyptian diplomat and the Secretary-General of the Arab League
- Nabil Elderkin, Australian photographer, music video and film director of mixed American / Iranian origin
- Nabil Gabol (born 1963), Pakistani politician
- Nabil Kassel (born 1984), an Algerian boxer
- Nabil Kebbab (born 1983), Algerian swimmer
- Nabil Shaath (born 1938), Palestinian official
- Nabil Shaban (born 1953), British actor
- Nabil Talhouni Jordanian Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
- Nabil El Zhar (born 1986), French footballer of Moroccan heritage, currently with Liverpool F.C.
[edit] Women named Nabila
The feminine form of the name is Nabila. People with this name include:
- Nabila Ebeid (born 1945), Egyptian actress
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