Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Hassan Nasrallah across 3 places, from 1960 to 2024.
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Hassan Nasrallah (31 August 1960 to 27 September 2024) was a Lebanese Shia cleric, a militant, and politician who served as the third secretary-general of Hezbollah, a Shia Islamist political party and militia, from 1992 until his assassination in 2024.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Hassan Nasrallah was documented, and when
31 August 1960exact date
Bourj Hammoudattested“Hassan Nasrallah was born the ninth of ten children into a Shia family in Bourj Hammoud, Matn District (an eastern suburb of Beirut), on 31 August 1960.”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
2003 to 2004period
Israelattested“Despite declaring "death to Israel" and "death to America" in his public appearances, Nasrallah said in an interview to The New Yorker in 2003: "At the end of the road, no one can go to war on behalf of the Palestinians, even if that one…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
2003 to 2004period
Americaattested“Despite declaring "death to Israel" and "death to America" in his public appearances, Nasrallah said in an interview to The New Yorker in 2003: "At the end of the road, no one can go to war on behalf of the Palestinians, even if that one…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
September 2024month
Israelattested“The Economist wrote in September 2024 that Nasrallah's death would "reshape" Lebanon and the Middle East in ways which "would have been unthinkable a year ago" and that the next leader of Hezbollah would face the "most precarious moment"…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
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1976year
Najafmentioned“In 1976, at 16, Nasrallah traveled to Iraq where he was admitted into al-Sadr's seminary in Najaf.”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
1976year
Iraqmentioned“In 1976, at 16, Nasrallah traveled to Iraq where he was admitted into al-Sadr's seminary in Najaf.”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
1978year
Iraqmentioned“Nasrallah was expelled from Iraq, along with dozens of other Lebanese students in 1978.”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
1991year
Lebanonmentioned“Islam is a religion designed for a society that can revolt and build a community." In 1991, Nasrallah returned to Lebanon and the next year replaced Musawi as Hezbollah's leader after the latter was killed by an Israeli airstrike.”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
1998year
Israelmentioned“In a 1998 speech marking the Day of Ashura, and published in what was Hassan Nasrallah's official website at that time, Nasrallah referred to Israel as "the state of the grandsons of apes and pigs – the Zionist Jews" and condemned them a…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
1998year
Americamentioned“In a 1998 speech marking the Day of Ashura, and published in what was Hassan Nasrallah's official website at that time, Nasrallah referred to Israel as "the state of the grandsons of apes and pigs – the Zionist Jews" and condemned them a…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
1998year
Middle Eastmentioned“In a 1998 speech marking the Day of Ashura, and published in what was Hassan Nasrallah's official website at that time, Nasrallah referred to Israel as "the state of the grandsons of apes and pigs – the Zionist Jews" and condemned them a…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
Beirutmentioned“Nasrallah said in a speech delivered in Beirut and aired on Al-Manar TV on 28 September 2001: "What do the Jews want?”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
23 October 2002exact date
Israelmentioned“Journalist Badih Chayban in a 23 October 2002 article in The Daily Star wrote that Nasrallah said, "If they [the Jews] all gather in Israel, it will save us the trouble of going after them worldwide." Charles Glass believes that the quot…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
2006year
Denmarkmentioned“Lebanon should not be an Islamic republic on its own, but rather, part of the Greater Islamic Republic, governed by the Master of Time [the Mahdi], and his rightful deputy, the Jurisprudent Ruler, Imam Khomeini," During the 2006 Jyllands…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
15 October 2008exact date
Lebanonmentioned“On 15 October 2008, Iraqi news source Almalaf, reported that Nasrallah had been poisoned the previous week, quoting sources in Lebanon, and that he was saved by Iranian doctors who went to Lebanon to treat him.”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
February 2012month
Afghanistanmentioned“But that kind of behavior and that kind of mistreatment of holy books [referring to the Quran burning incident in Afghanistan in February 2012] and prophets, and the prophets' sanctities, and others' sanctities; this behavior is Israeli…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
24 February 2012exact date
Nabi Sheetmentioned“I am sure there are millions of Muslims who are ready to give their lives to defend our prophet's honour and we have to be ready to do anything for that." On 24 February 2012, in a speech in Nabi Sheet for the "remembrance of the fallen…”source: Wikipedia: Hassan Nasrallah
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