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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

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Yes, but there is a difference. You see, I am a very poor sheikh.
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While being cheered with UAE ruler Sheikh Zayed Al Nahiyan as both men had the name Sheikh.

 
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

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