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Adil Omar
Adil Omar, born in London in 1991 and raised in Islamabad, is a Pakistani rapper and producer who raps in English and is counted among the pioneers of Pakistani hip-hop.
Adil Raja
Adil Farooq Raja (Adil Raja), born 1978 in Peshawar, is a UK-based Pakistani journalist and YouTuber (Soldier Speaks) and former Pakistan Army major who became a military critic after 2022, losing a UK libel case and being convicted and proscribed in Pakistan.
Adil Rami
Adil Rami, born 1985 in Bastia, is a French former center-back who won the 2018 World Cup with France (36 caps, 1 goal), plus the 2011 Ligue 1 double with Lille and the 2016 Europa League with Sevilla, retiring in 2023.
Adil Rashid
Adil Rashid (born 1988, Bradford), full name Adil Usman Rashid, is an English right-arm leg-spinner for Yorkshire and England, 2019 and 2022 World Cup winner, England's leading T20I wicket-taker with 163, and second on England's ODI wicket list.
Adil Ray
Adil Ray (born 1974, Birmingham) is a British actor-comedian and broadcaster, creator and star of BBC One's Citizen Khan, Sadiq Nawaz in Ackley Bridge, and a Good Morning Britain host.
Adil Shah
Adil Shah (عادل شاه) was the regnal name of Ali-qoli Khan, an Afsharid ruler of Iran who reigned in 1747-1748 as Nader Shah's nephew and successor.
Adil Shah Suri
Adil Shah Suri (عادل شاہ سوری) was a Sur dynasty ruler of northern India who seized the throne in 1554 by killing the boy emperor Firuz Shah.
Adil Shahi coinage
Adil Shahi coinage (عادل شاہی سکہ) is the money struck by the Adil Shahi dynasty of Bijapur, an Indo-Muslim kingdom ruling from 1490 until the Mughal annexation of 1686.
Adil Shahi dynasty
The Adil Shahi dynasty (عادل شاہی سلسلہ) was an Indo-Muslim ruling house founded at Bijapur in the Deccan by Yusuf Adil Khan in 1489 and annexed by the Mughals in 1686.
Adilabad
Adilabad (ఆదిలాబాద్) is a district in northern Telangana, India, named after Ali Adil Shah of Bijapur; 4,153 sq km, 708,972 people (2011), agrarian economy, tribal-majority heritage, split into four districts in 2016.
Adilcevaz
Adilcevaz, a district of Bitlis Province, Türkiye, on the north shore of Lake Van; also called Ardzgue and Zatu'l-Cevaz (Valley of Walnuts). Known for the Urartian Kef Kalesi of King Rusa II, medieval Adilcevaz Castle, and 2017 underwater ruins.
Ädilet (political party)
Ädilet (Әділтет), meaning "Justice," is a pro-presidential political party in Kazakhstan established in 2026 as the successor to Amanat, winning the first Kurultai election with 71 percent of the vote.
Adili na Nduguze
Adili na Nduguze (Adili and His Brothers) is a 1952 allegorical novel in Kiswahili by Tanzanian writer Shaaban Robert, the middle work of his allegorical trilogy.
Adilson E. Motter
Adilson E. Motter (Adilson Enio Motter) is a physicist at Northwestern University who studies how large networks behave, fail, and can be controlled, directing its Center for Network Dynamics.
Adimec
Adimec is a Dutch manufacturer of industrial cameras and lens assemblies, founded in 1992 in Eindhoven by Just Smit and two partners, and acquired by Teledyne in 2024.
Adimurai
Adimurai (அடிமுறை), the Tamil method of striking, is an empty-hand martial art from the Kanyakumari and Tirunelveli districts, with an advanced stage targeting the body's vital points.
Adin Ličina
Adin Ličina (born 2007, Landshut) is a German attacking midfielder and winger. Bayern Munich academy 2015–2026, Juventus from February 2026, on loan at Cremonese in Serie B; Germany U15–U19 youth international.
Adin Ross
Adin Ross (born 2000, Boca Raton, Florida) is an American livestreamer who rose on Twitch via NBA 2K streams with Bronny James, was permanently banned there in 2023, and became a top Kick streamer and Trump 2024 influencer.
Adin Steinsaltz
Adin Steinsaltz, also known as Adin Even-Israel, was an Israeli rabbi and Talmud commentator whose Hebrew elucidation of the Babylonian Talmud, completed in 2010, made it accessible to general readers.
Adina
Adina Salisb. (水團花屬) is a genus of 12 accepted species of shrubs and small trees in Rubiaceae, tribe Naucleeae, native to tropical and subtropical Asia, with dense spherical flower heads; includes haldu (A. cordifolia) and Chinese buttonbush (A. pilulifera).
Adina Beg Khan
Adina Beg Khan (ਅਦੀਨਾ ਬੇਗ ਖ਼ਾਨ) was an Arain administrator and soldier of the Punjab who invited the Marathas in and became governor of Lahore in 1758, dying that year.
Adina Howard
Adina Howard, born 1974 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is an American R&B singer-songwriter whose 1995 platinum single Freak Like Me and gold debut Do You Wanna Ride? pioneered explicit female sexual expression in 1990s R&B; her second album was shelved by Elektra.
Adina Mosque
The Adina Mosque (آدینہ مسجد) is a large ruined congregational mosque at Hazrat Pandua in West Bengal, built in 1373 by Sultan Sikandar Shah of Bengal.
Adina Paytan
Adina Paytan is an ocean and earth biogeochemist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, known for reconstructing ocean chemistry from marine barite and seawater isotope records.
Adina Porter
Adina Porter (born 1971, New York City) is an American actress known for Lettie Mae in True Blood, Indra in The 100, five American Horror Story seasons, and her 2018 Emmy nomination for Cult.
Adina Verson
Adina Verson is a nonbinary American actor and singer (they/she) based in New York, known for originating Rifkele in Broadway's Indecent and Poppy White in Only Murders in the Building, with a 2025 Drama Desk Ensemble Award for Liberation.
Adinath Kothare (आदिनाथ कोठारे)
Adinath Kothare (आदिनाथ कोठारे), also credited Addinath M. Kothare, is an Indian Marathi and Hindi actor, director, and producer, son of Mahesh Kothare; his debut film Paani (2024) won a National Film Award, and he played Dilip Vengsarkar in '83.
Adindan
Adindan is a multi-period cemetery zone on the east bank of the Nile a few miles south of Abu Simbel in Lower Nubia, excavated by Keith C. Seele in 1962–64.
Adinkra cloth
Adinkra cloth is a stamped textile made by the Asante people of Ghana, whose carved symbols carry meanings drawn from proverbs and are traditionally used for mourning.
Adinkra stamps
Adinkra stamps are hand-carved calabash printing blocks used to press symbolic Adinkra motifs onto cloth in the Akan adinkra tradition of Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.