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Sidi Garidi Cemetery
Sidi Garidi Cemetery (Arabic: مقبرة سيدي قاريدي) is a cemetery in the commune of Kouba in Algeria. The name related to Sidi Garidi.
1. Notable interments
Sidi Garidi Abdelali Farah Abdelhak Benamar Abdelhamid Daimallah Abdelkarim Djilali Abdelwahab Hakki Abderrachid Boukerzaza Abderrahmane Zakad Ali Farah Bachir Hammadi Brahim Boushaki Djameledine Bessou Djilali Aït Chegou Fawzi Rouzeik Hacène Lalmas Hafnaoui Zaghez Hassan Ouaadia Laïfa Ouyahia M'hamed Talbi Mahboub Bati Mahfoud Benalouane Mohamed Abid Mohamed Boulifa Mohamed Missouri Mohamed Salah Mourad Kadi Nabil Hemani Nouria Kazdarli Rachid Farès Salah Djenouhat Slimane Benaziez Tahar Mezghiche
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1. See also
Cemeteries of Algiers
1. References
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