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Forslag Lov Om Indfødsrets Meddelelse Lovforslag nr. L 36 Folketinget 2015-16 Fremsat den 29. oktober 2015 af udlændinge-, integrations- og boligministeren (Inger Støjberg) Forslag til Lov om indfødsrets meddelelse § 1. Indfødsret meddeles: 38) Omar Hasib Abdalla, Køge. 1) Sahand A Hosseini, København. 39) Sozda Abdalla, Køge. 2) Eman Abdallah A Nasser, Aarhus. 40) Abdallah Cheikh Raja Abdallah, Aarhus. 3) Fadumo Abutey Aba-Ahmed, Aalborg. 41) Amal Abdallah, Greve. 4) Hannan Saleh Abad, Ringsted. 42) Bedor Bassem Abdallah, Odense. 5) Salautdin Abaev, Kolding. 43) Ibtisam Abdallah Saleh Al-Hajjaj, Hjørring. 6) Ayan Abas Haji Isse, Aalborg. 44) Fadumo Dahiye Abdalle, Kolding. 7) Amira Mumin Fagi Abati, Rudersdal. 45) Hoshear Rahem Abdalrahim, Horsens. 8) Ali Abawi, København. 46) Benafsha Abdaly, Næstved. 9) Loubna Hussein Abbani, Aarhus. 47) Mostafa Abdel All, København. 10) Amal Abbas, Viborg. 48) Rula Abdel Karim, København. 11) Amina Mohamad Abbas, Odense. 49) Ahmad Mohamad Ali Abdel Kazem, København. 12) Asad Fadel Abbas, København. 50) Nemer Mousa Abdel Rahim, Slagelse. 13) Fatima Abbas, København. 51) Salem Said Abdel Rahman, Odense. 14) Ghaleb Khodhair Abbas, København. 52) Sheler Abdel Rahman, Køge. 15) Hajan Abed Abbas, København. 53) Zaher Hafez Abdel Aal, Aarhus. 16) Hanan Abbas, København. 54) Walid Elia Abdel-Ahad, Aalborg. 17) Hussein Khdeir Abbas, Kalundborg. 55) Abdelaziz Abdelaziz, København. 18) Khalida Abbas, Aarhus. 56) Elaf Abdelaziz, København. 19) Kowthar Khodayar Abbas, Odense. 57) Jassam Abd-Ali Abdelbaqi, Hvidovre. 20) Mahasen A Abbas, København. 58) Seham Taher Abdelema, Holbæk. 21) Majida Mohamed-Karim Abbas, Aarhus. 59) Saad Saber Abdelfatah, Ringkøbing-Skjern. 22) Mohammad Reda Fadil Abbas, København. 60) Amjed Arif Abdelgafoor, Struer. 23) Mustafa Khalaf Abbas, København. 61) Hussin Mohamad Abdel-Ghani, København. 24) Omar Abbas Mohammad Abbas, Ballerup. 62) Leen Abdalla Abdelhalim, Slagelse. 25) Shaima A-Khdair Abbas, København. 63) Ezzat Kamel Abdelhasan, Dragør. 26) Shatha Abdulamir Abbas, København. 64) Iman Ezzat Kamel Abdelhasan, København. 27) Sohar Kathim Abbas, København. 65) Mohamad Metashar Abdeljabar, Aarhus. 28) Fatme Hussein Abbasi, Odense. 66) Shirin Ahmed Abdelkader, Aarhus. 29) Haroon Rashid Abbasi, Herning. 67) Aiad Abdel Wahab Abdel-Kader, Aarhus. 30) Molouk Abbasi, Aarhus. 68) Hafeza Fateh Abdel-Kader, København. 31) Mohammad Taghi Abbasian, København. 69) Abdulazim Abdelkarim, Aarhus. 32) Karim Abbasian-Nezhad, Aarhus. 70) Bahn Abdelkarim, Helsingør. 33) Enas Basim Abd Al Karim, Skive. 71) Abdelmajeed Abdelwahab Abdellatif, Odense. 34) Abdul Rahim Azhar Abd Al-Rahim, Esbjerg. 72) Adam Mousa Abdel-Rahim, Slagelse. 35) Ashfaq Khan Abdali, Hvidovre. 73) Belal Mousa Abdel-Rahim, Slagelse. 36) Busra Ahmad Abdalla, Holstebro. 74) Mohamad Mousa Abdel-Rahim, Slagelse. 37) Mila Muhammad Abdalla, Køge. 75) Mohamed Ali Ali Abdelrahman, København. CG000047 Udlændinge-, Integrations- og Boligmin., j.nr. 2015-9301-0013 2 76) Falah Abdel Hassan Abdel-Reda, Aarhus. 132) Mohammad Nazir Abdul Rahimzir, Skanderborg. 77) Samir Abed Abdel-Wahab, Aarhus. 133) Nadia Hussein Abdul Ridha, Odense. 78) Amina Abukar Abdi, Odense. 134) Abdul Kahir Abdul Zahir, Ballerup. 79) Amina Mohamed Abdi, Kolding. 135) Amira Khales Abdulamir, Ishøj. 80) Amran Muhiyadin Abdi, Aarhus. 136) Tawab Abdul-Ayaz, Sønderborg. 81) Asli Muhammed Abdi, Kolding. 137) Ahmad Abdulayev, Gentofte. 82) Casha Mohamed Abdi, København. 138) Nashwan Jamil Abdulaziz, København. 83) Fadumo Mohamed Abdi, København. 139) Khadije Abdul-Aziz, Odense. 84) Fadumo Qassim Dar Abdi, Silkeborg. 140) Maryam Abdul-Dayem, Aarhus. 85) Falis Mohamed Abdi, København. 141) Wafaa Abdul-Ghani, København. 86) Halimo Hassan Abdi, Aarhus. 142) Azima A Abdulhadi, Frederiksberg. 87) Hanan Abdullahi Abdi, Holbæk. 143) Reem Nasser Abdulhadi, Gladsaxe. 88) Hodan Mireh Abdi, Odense. 144) Rima Mustapha Abdul-Halim, Odense. 89) Kaltun Hussein Abdi, København. 145) Turkie Sleiman Abdul-Halim, Odense. 90) Luul Omar Abdi, Odense. 146) Hussein Abdul-Hamid, København. 91) Manal Abdullahi Abdi, Holbæk. 147) Nahed Abdul-Hamid, København. 92) Mohamed Ali Abdi, Gladsaxe. 148) Nazik Wahab Abdulhassan, Ishøj. 93) Mohamed Ismail Abdi, Aarhus. 149) Ibrahim Nourali Abdul-Hussein, Høje-Taastrup. 94) Mustafa Ismail Abdi, Køge. 150) Jalil Nourali Abdul-Hussein, Lyngby-Taarbæk. 95) Nasteeho Hussein Abdi, Aarhus. 151) Zeinab Abdul-Hussein, København. 96) Rahma Elmi Abdi, Aarhus. 152) Shallaw Muhammad Abdulkader, Ringsted. 97) Reys Muqtar Abdi, Fredericia. 153) Mariam Abdul-Kader, Aarhus. 98) Warda Abdi, København. 154) Alaa Abdul-Kadir, Frederiksberg. 99) Asha Hassan Abdi Adan, København. 155) Maryam Shatin Abdulkarim, Rødovre. 100) Sadiyo Moalim Abdi Daar, Herning. 156) Zeinab Abdul-Karim Mustapha, Holstebro. 101) Liban Abdi Hagi-Ali, Aarhus. 157) Faris Abdulla, Køge. 102) Isnino Abdi Hassan, Aarhus. 158) Fatema Ahmed Abdulla, København. 103) Khadija Abdi Isse, Aarhus. 159) Hemen Alyas Abdulla, Slagelse. 104) Samire Abdija, Gladsaxe. 160) Naim Mohamad Abdulla, Aalborg. 105) Roda Hussein Abdikadir, Odense. 161) Najah Saloumi Abdulla, Favrskov. 106) Fardowsa Alasow Abdikarim, Kolding. 162) Shukreea B M Abdulla, Ballerup. 107) Nuur Abdullahi Abdikarim, Aarhus. 163) Zeinab Abdulla, Aarhus. 108) Mohamud Jama Abdilahi, Odense. 164) Abdulwahid Omer Abdullah, Rødovre. 109) Shamso Abdi Abdillahi, Aalborg. 165) Diyar Muhammed Abdullah, Odense. 110) Abdi-Rasak Ahmed Abdille, Slagelse. 166) Ibtsam Rashed Abdullah, København. 111) Aden Abdiraman Abdille, Kolding. 167) Khamisa Khalaf Abdullah, Assens. 112) Mohamed Adan Abdille, Odense. 168) Laila Abdullah, Sønderborg. 113) Hawo Salah Abdirahman, Odense. 169) Namir Ibrahim Abdullah, Vejle. 114) Mohamoud Mohamed Abdirahman, Aalborg. 170) Nazira Khadir Abdullah, Odder. 115) Jaabir Abdilahi Mohamud Abdisalan, Odense. 171) Sami Saeed Abdullah, København. 116) Zobaida Abdol, Sønderborg. 172) Samiha Mohamed Abdullah, København. 117) Anita Abdollahi, København. 173) Tariq Aziz Abdullah, Odense. 118) Minoo Abdollahi, Kolding. 174) Ayub Mohamed Abdullahi, Silkeborg. 119) Ula Hassan Abdul Sahib Abdoul Rasool, Køben- 175) Hawo Adan Abdullahi, København. havn. 176) Hodan Mohamud Abdullahi, Rødovre. 120) Parvaneh Abdoulmaleki, Odder. 177) Juweriya Abshir Abdullahi, Herning. 121) Shamsulhaiat Haji Abdul Ghafour, Lyngby-Taar- 178) Ahmad Abdullatif, København. bæk. 179) Khadije Abdallah Abdullatif, København. 122) Waleed Nasser Abdul Hadee, Aarhus. 180) Sherko Kawean Abdullaziss, Viborg. 123) Husni Mohamed Abdul Hadi, København. 181) Abdinaim Ainab Abdulle, Randers. 124) Rana Hamade Abdul Hafiz, København. 182) Batuulo Abukar Abdulle, Herning. 125) Manar Mohammad Abdul Jabbar, Gladsaxe. 183) Lulei Abdulle Haji, Aarhus. 126) Mohammed Mustafa Abdul Kader, Aarhus. 184) Shahle Ashref Abdulleh, Silkeborg, dog uden virk- 127) Sahida Abdul Khalid, Aarhus. ning for ansøgerens barn født i 1998. 128) Sumaya Abdul Khalid, Aarhus. 185) Mayasa Mohammad Ali Abdul-Majeed, Hvidovre. 129) Maliha Mohammad Abdul Qader, Køge. 186) Mona Adnan Abdul-Majeed, Herning. 130) Abdul Hamid Abdul Qadir, Skanderborg. 187) Nibras Abdulmajid, Odense. 131) Saba Shaker Abdul Quader, Odense. 188) Wafa Ibrahim Abdul-Mohti, København. 3 189) Amer Abdulmonaim Abdul Al-Zoubaidi, Køben- 242) Freya Yoselin Abrahamsen Patrice, Lima i Peru. havn. Indfødsretten kan fortabes i henhold til § 8 i lov om 190) Taher Abdullah Abdulmunem Al-Yousif Abdul-Mu- dansk indfødsret, jf. lovbekendtgørelse nr. 422 af 7. ni'm, Furesø. juni 2004. 191) Linda Minkova Abdulova, Aarhus. 243) Nadifo Moallin Abshir, Holbæk. 192) Ahmad Abdulrahman, Slagelse. 244) Farideh Abtahi, Næstved. 193) Faris Fadil Abdulrahman, Ishøj. 245) Imaddedin Izzat Saleem Abu Almeiza, Hjørring. 194) Farkhea Ahmede Abdulrahman, Aalborg. 246) Izzat Saleem Abu Almeiza, Hjørring. 195) Fadia Ahmad Abdul-Rahman, Aarhus. 247) Alia Abu Anbar, Køge. 196) Amal Essa Abdul-Ridha, Ringsted. 248) Tamana Afzali Abubaker, Aarhus. 197) Haidar Samir Abdul-Ridha, København. 249) Badin Hassan Abu-Baker, Skanderborg. 198) Ahmed Abdulsalam, Aarhus. 250) Serbaz Faek Abubakr, Ringkøbing-Skjern. 199) Alham Naser Alawi Abdulzahra, Odense. 251) Meriam Abubakri, Køge. 200) Abtsam Abas Abed, Herning. 252) Amir Hassan Abud, Aarhus. 201) Ahlim Mehdi Abed, Odense. 253) Fatima Abudaya, København. 202) Bushra J Abed, Rødovre. 254) Mohammad Ahmad Mohammad Abu-Eid, Køben- 203) Esam Abdul Jalel Abed, København. havn. 204) Falah Abdul Jalel Abed, København. 255) Sumer Ahmad Mohammad Abu-Eid, København. 205) Maryam Eqbal Abed, Høje-Taastrup. 256) Mohd-Asad Wajdi Abdel-Rahman Abu-El-Huda, 206) Maysam Fadel Abed, København. København. 207) Rafah Turki Abed, Faxe. 257) Amina Ali Abukar, Aarhus. 208) Rodha Malallah Abed, Vordingborg. 258) Fartun Ali Abukar, København. 209) Thamer Mohan Abed, Helsingør. 259) Sahro Mohamed Abukar, København. 210) Sarah Abed Al-Hussein Taha Al-Ham, Frederiks- 260) Rafat Kamel Abdel-Hassan Abu-Khesha, Vording- havn. borg. 211) Hamid Abdul Kazem Abed Ali, Odense. 261) Kassem Sabbar Habib Abul Jamous, Hvidovre. 212) Mimi Mekonnen Abera, København. 262) Bassil Hassouna Abu-Laban, København. 213) Zakia Abid, Høje-Taastrup. 263) Ruslan Achiadov, Rudersdal. 214) Sabit Shagid Abiev, Tårnby. 264) Siham Achrir, København. 215) Tatjana Viktorovna Abieva, Tårnby. 265) Fuad Ackar, Aalborg. 216) Qassim Abo Harb, København. 266) Perlita Gonzaga Acuyan, Tårnby. 217) Salma Mousa Bahoo Abona, Aarhus. 267) Aisha Said Adam, København. 218) Nael Abdul Radha Abood, København. 268) Faiza Mohamed Adan, Odense. 219) Noha Ahmad
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