21.   Iraqi opposition groups long have claimed Iraqi authorities pressure religious and ethnic minorities to give their children Arabic names.

22.   Many non-Arab Muslims have Arabic names.

23.   The difference in spellings of the last name could be a result of differing English transliterations of the same Arabic names.

24.   The document said the Arab zone of Jerusalem would be known by its Arabic name of Al Quds and would be the capital of Palestine.

25.   The new addition has shiny green floor tiles and tall windows that look out on Jabal Abu Ghenaim, the Arabic name for Har Homa.

26.   The Palestinian capital would be called Al-Quds, the Arabic name for Jerusalem.

27.   The religious police offered no examples of acceptable names, but they likely included Arabic names such as Abdullah and Mohammad that are common in Afghanistan.

28.   The majority are from the Maghreb, the Arabic name for northwest Africa taking in chiefly Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.