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Wasfi Tal
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Wasfi Tal was a Jordanian politician, statesman and general. He served as the 15th Prime Minister of Jordan for three separate terms, 1962–63, 1965–67 and 1970 until his assassination in 1971.
Wasfi Tal (right) with his father Mustafa Wahbi Tal during mid 1930s. His father is often described as Jordan's most prominent poet.
Wasfi Tal (right) with his father Mustafa Wahbi Tal during mid 1930s. His father is often described as Jordan's most prominent poet.
Field marshal Habis Majali and Wasfi Tal
Field marshal Habis Majali and Wasfi Tal
Mustafa Wahbi Tal
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Mustafa Wahbi Tal, also known by his pen name Arar, was a Jordanian poet, writer, teacher and civil servant, widely regarded as Jordan's most prominent poet and among the best-known Jordanian poets among Arab readers.
The patio of Tal's family house in Irbid which was turned into a museum in 1989 after his grave was relocated there. The museum receives hundreds of v
The patio of Tal's family house in Irbid which was turned into a museum in 1989 after his grave was relocated there. The museum receives hundreds of visitors annually.
Tal during the 1920s, colorized.
Tal during the 1920s, colorized.
Tal in late 1920s.
Tal in late 1920s.
Tal making a speech that discussed Transjordan's political and economic status and warned attendees of British policies in support of Zionism in Pales
Tal making a speech that discussed Transjordan's political and economic status and warned attendees of British policies in support of Zionism in Palestine which, according to him, aimed to turn it into a Jewish homeland that neglected the rights of the Arab natives during the Third National Conference on 25 May 1930.