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730-Al-Taqwa-Phonebook.Pdf Page No. 1 31/12/1999 NAME CITY OFF1 OFF2 OFF~ RES. A.C.,S. ZUERICH 031/3121515 A.V.P. MERCEDES BENZ LUGANO 9220732 ' AAL MAAJOON, SAMI GHARARA RIYADH 009661/4776241 4776180 009661/4950721 AAL SHAIHK, ABDULRAH. JEDDAH 009662/46760 46761 ABABTAIN, KHALID DAMMAM 009663/8273330 ABB ELETTRO IMPIANTI PREGASSONA 9733111 SIG. BOTTlNELLI ABBADY, ZAKARIA CAIRO 00202/616438 00202/2454885 ABD ALLAH,MAMDOUH M.ENG. KUWAIT 00965/3949613 ABDALLAH, SAMI LUZERN M.079/3566673 4192714 4192727 Q41/2106401 A~DEEN, MOHAMED M. RIYADH 009661/4954287 009661/4775473 ABDEL AAL,RADWAN EL-SAID DHAHRAN 009662/8605454 ABDEL ALIM, SAMI DR. OLDENBURG 0049441/506052 ABDEL ELAH EL AZEM, DR. VIENNA 00431/2180300 00431/218),900 ABDEL GHAFFAR, ABDELAZIZ LAHORE 009242/7844605 ABDEL GHFFAR, ASHRAF ISTA~BUL 0090212/5343432 HANDPH. 0532-275 - ( T ""'L HALIM, MAHMOUD CAIRO 00202/5781862 FAISAL ISL.BANK A'::.. "L KHALEQ, FARID CAIRO 00202/712971 00202/3612771 ABDEL KHALEQ,OSAMA FARID CAIRO 002012205225 M. ABDEL MAGID, AHMAD DR. LONDON 0044208/4503222 ABDEL MAQSOUD, SALAH CAIRO 00202/3847120 3851751F 00202/3833361 ABDEL NUR GENEVA .... 022/7337320 7401075 (FAX) 022/7989286 .~~;~~t!~\~,,~~~Z*'~P~ LUMPU~ 0060122953561M. 4128300 00603/6888933 ' 'ABDELHADI, MUBARAK S. H. DOHA 00974/801228 ABDELHADI, AWANG 00609/61713700 ABDELHAMID YOUNESS GLENDALE . 001818/5077039 ABDELHAMID SHAERI MILAN 003902/39312860 ABDELMOETY, ABIR U.S.A. 001908/6840919 ABDELMOETY, lMAN CANADA 001403/2840567 ABDELMOETY, MOHAMMED· CADENAZ ZO 079/6291827 MOB 8580143 ABDELRAOUF, PARIS 00331/469067884 ABDELRAOUF, AL MUNSTASER ZURICH 01/2725536 2725540 ABDELRAOUF, MONTASER A.M 064/430702 ABDUL AZIZ AL BUTZI RIYADH 009661/2319944 EXT.340 EXT.341 ABDUL AZIZ, MOH. KAMAL CAIRO 00202/705110 ABDUL AZIZ, MOHAMMED ALI JEDDAH 009662/6911624 ABDUL AZIZ, MR. 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