Salman Al-Abbasi

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Salman Rashed Abdullah Al-Abbasi (سلمان راشد عبدالله العباسي) is an Arabian Sunni Muslim Poet originally from Saudi Arabia.

Born in The Kingdom Of Bahrain on Monday the 3^rd of November 1986 and has the Bahraini nationality.

Grandson of late sheikh Abdullah Al-Abbasi who lived in the city Dammam in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia and said to marry more the 40 wives.

Grandson of the late sheikh Salman Kamal (1903-1985) who was one of the well-known people in Bahrain to spread knowledge, education and books.

Fluent in Arabic and English languages.

Joined the British Council during early childhood to gain English education.

Studied in West Riffa school in Bahrain, the same school said that King Hamad of Bahrain and some officials studied in back in time.

Now is said that he is continuing higher education abroad.

1 The Name
2 Poetry Activity
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[edit] The Name

(First Name) / SALMAN /

The name said to be from a god worshipped in pre-Islamic southern Arabia, but other verify that the name is a male Arabic given name that comes from the root of S-L-M and means "blessing" or "peace".

(Surname-Family name) / AL-ABBASI /

The name derived from Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib (566 – 662), one of the youngest uncles of the prophet Muhammad of Islam as the family is a descent and carries the hashemite royal Blood.