Ibrahim Pasha

[ ib-rah-heem-pah-shah ]

/ ˌɪb rɑˈhim ˈpɑ ʃɑ /

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noun

1789–1848, Egyptian general: governor of Syria 1833–40 (son of Mehemet Ali).

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How to use Ibrahim Pasha in a sentence

The same night arrived a firman from the sultan, proclaiming Ibrahim Pasha of Allahissar.
Jack Harkaway's Boy Tinker Among The Turks|Bracebridge Hemyng
This water is used for watering the gardens, which, we were given to understand, belong to Ibrahim Pasha.
Letters from Palestine|J. D. Paxton
Ibrahim Pasha still held the fortresses of the Morea, which he was shortly to evacuate under the pressure of a French army corps.
The Surrender of Napoleon|Sir Frederick Lewis Maitland.
Ibrahim Pasha Fauzi (the favourite of Gordon) was tied for several days to a date-palm and flogged till he gave up all his money.
Ten Years' Captivity in the Mahdi's Camp 1882-1892|F. R. Wingate

Ibrahim Pasha listened to his story, and bestowing on him a few piastres, said, “After seven days come to me.”
The Thistle and the Cedar of Lebanon|Habeeb Risk Allah

British Dictionary definitions for Ibrahim Pasha

Ibrahim Pasha

/ (ˌɪbrəˈhiːm ˈpɑːʃə) /

noun

1789–1848, Albanian general; son of Mehemet Ali, whom he succeeded as viceroy of Egypt (1848)

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