User talk:Ashurbaji

Shurbaji or Shurba-ji is soup-maker in Turkish. Shurba is used in many language (e.g., Arabic) for soup. Ji is Turkish for maker. Since the word soup-maker describes the work of a person, you see it in many parts of the world used as last/family name. For example you see Shurbaji family in Qaqun, Palestine and in Damascus, Syria. Both families are related as evident from a family tree. A.M. Shurbaji 18:32, 11 June 2008 (UTC)

Speedy deletion of Abdel-Rahman Shurbaji
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