Arabic Famous Girl Names with Letter D

An Iraqi writer, poet and novelist.[1] She is author of The Waiting List: An Iraqi Woman's Tales of

An Iraqi writer, poet and novelist.[1] She is author of The Waiting List: An Iraqi Woman's Tales of Alienation has renowned her as one of the leading female writers of Iraq.Daisy al-Amir was born in Basra, Iraq in 1935. After earning her Bachelor’s Degree from the Teachers’ Training College of Baghdad, Daisy al-Amir went to Cambridge to study and write her thesis on Arabic Literature. Her father refused to pay tuition, however, and on her trip home, she stopped in Beirut where she found a job as a secretary in the Iraqi embassy. She chose to remain in Beirut

An Israeli politician affiliated with the Kadima party.[1] Itzik took office as the first female spe

An Israeli politician affiliated with the Kadima party.[1] Itzik took office as the first female speaker of the Knesset on 4 May 2006. She twice served as President of Israel in an interim capacity.Before being elected to the 13th Knesset in 1992, Itzik s

Is a female Algerian volleyball player. She is part of the Algerian Olympic team of 2008.

Is a female Algerian volleyball player. She is part of the Algerian Olympic team of 2008.

An Iraqi singer who established her name when she sang the official Iraqi football song, when winnin

An Iraqi singer who established her name when she sang the official Iraqi football song, when winning the 2007 AFC Asian Cup.She began performing with an Iraqi folk music band in Baghdad at Festival Babel, and since then started attending numerous festivals in Jordan. However, since moving to Jordan she left her old band and moved onto progressing her career with a change in musical direction. It wasn't long before Dalli released her first album "Mashtaka Athamk" and photographed her singles "Salam Allah" and "Yemshy Habebe Dala", which was the first song on her album.

A Arabic pop singer. She rose to fame after winning the Arabic version of Pop Idol called Superstar

A Arabic pop singer. She rose to fame after winning the Arabic version of Pop Idol called Superstar in 2003.Karazon won the contest and went on to make a debut CD called "Ensany Ma Binsak (Diana SuperStar of Arabs)". Her style was based on traditional Arabic music and Arabic pop music. The CD was sung in many Arabic dialects.Karazon later was contractually obligated to represent "Pan-Arabia" in the international World Idol competition and was remembered for singing in Arabic when the other International contestants sang in English instead of their home languages. She ranked 9th among the 11 contestants and shared that rank with the German contestant, Alexander Klaws.

An United States-based poet who was born in Iraq.[1] Mikhail worked as Literary Editor for The Baghd

An United States-based poet who was born in Iraq.[1] Mikhail worked as Literary Editor for The Baghdad Observer. Facing increasing threats and harassment from the Iraqi authorities for her writings, she fled Iraq in the late 1990s and studied Near Eastern