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• Anugerah Industri Muzik 1993 Prize Awards and competitions Malaysia

  The Malaysian music-industry awards ceremony; its 18th edition in 2011 nominated Maher Zain in the category of best Malay song performed by a foreign artist for the Malay version of 'Insha Allah'.

• Hassan II Mosque 1993 Mosque Built since 1976

  Casablanca's ocean-front mosque (1993) — the world's third-tallest minaret (210 m) and a 25,000-person prayer hall.

• Abd Allah ibn al-Siddiq al-Ghumari 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Abd Allah ibn al-Siddiq al-Ghumari, Morocco's great muhaddith and author of al-Jawab; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Alija Izetbegović 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Bosnian politician, philosopher and author, born in 1925. He founded the Party of Democratic Action, led Bosnia and Herzegovina as president through the Bosnian War (1990-1996) and signed the Dayton Agreement. His books include Islam Between East and West and the Islamic Declaration. He died at Sarajevo in 2003.

• Amir Mounir 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Egyptian preacher and content creator, born in Cairo in 1993; he is a pharmacist holding a bachelor's degree in pharmacy. His official YouTube channel began in 2014 and has passed 2.4 million subscribers, carrying his lessons and series such as Abwab al-Janna (The Gates of Paradise) and Al-Sa'a Sab'a (The Seven O'Clock). His 2023 promotion of an 'Umra-by-proxy' application drew wide controversy and criticism from Egyptian scholars and religious institutions.

• Bchira Ben Mrad 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Tunisian feminist and nationalist activist (1913–1993), daughter of the shaykh al-Islam Mohamed Salah Ben Mrad. In 1936 she founded the Muslim Union of Tunisian Women (UMFT), the first Tunisian women's organisation, and chaired it until its dissolution in 1956. Raised in a scholarly household and taught by Zaytuna shaykhs, she wrote in her father's journal Shams al-Islam and in the Tunisian press for the education of Tunisian girls and for women's part in the national movement, before being pushed aside from official women's work after independence.

• Hakim Ziyech 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Moroccan professional footballer (born 1993 in Dronten, Netherlands, to Moroccan parents). A playmaker nicknamed 'the Wizard' by Ajax supporters; he won the Eredivisie and the KNVB Cup with Ajax, then the Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup with Chelsea and the Turkish Süper Lig with Galatasaray, and helped Morocco reach the 2022 World Cup semi-finals, the first African nation to do so.

• Mirza Hashim Larijani 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Mirza Hashim al-Amuli Larijani, the grand ayatollah and Mashhad marja of the early twentieth century; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Hedaya Malak 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Egyptian taekwondo practitioner, born in Cairo in 1993. She won bronze medals at the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympics and carried Egypt's flag at the Tokyo opening ceremony.

• Jamal Hamdan 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  An Egyptian geographer born in Gharyat Anay, a village in the Qalyubiyya district.

• Mamurjon Boyto'rayev 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Uzbek professional chef from Namangan, owner of the HALAL FOOD channel on YouTube, where he presents dishes of Uzbek cuisine — plov, kebab and somsa — from chaikhana and street-food kitchens, with some of his videos reaching millions of views.

• Mohammad-Reza Golpaygani 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Mohammad-Reza Golpaygani, the great traditionalist marja' of Qom; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Nour El Tayeb 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Egyptian former professional squash player, born in Cairo in 1993. She reached world No. 3 in 2018, won three world team titles with Egypt, and retired in July 2024.

• Paul Pogba 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  French professional footballer, born in Lagny-sur-Marne in 1993 to Guinean parents. A central midfielder who came through Manchester United, starred for Juventus, returned to United in 2016 for a then world-record fee of 105 million euros, won the 2018 World Cup with France scoring in the final, rejoined Juventus in 2022, served a doping ban reduced on appeal to 18 months and lifted in March 2025, and signed for Monaco in June 2025.

• Rio Haryanto 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Indonesian racing driver and businessman, born in Surakarta in 1993. He became the first Indonesian to compete in Formula One when he raced for Manor in 2016, after race wins in GP3 and GP2.

• Turgut Özal 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Turkish politician and engineer, the eighth president of Turkey from 1989 until his death in office in 1993, and prime minister from 1983 to 1989 as founder of the Motherland Party. He led the liberalisation and opening of the Turkish economy, and was known for arguing that Islam is compatible with democracy and modernity.

• Zarah Sultana 1993 Figures of the last fifty years

  Zarah Sultana (born 31 October 1993 in Birmingham) is a British politician from a British Mirpuri family of Pakistani origin. Elected Labour MP for Coventry South in 2019, she had the party whip suspended in July 2024, resigned from Labour in July 2025 and co-founded Your Party with Jeremy Corbyn.

• Guelwaar 1993 Film Films Senegal

  Guelwaar.

• al-Tatabbu' li-ma fi al-Mustadrak min awham 1993 Book Books and publishers

  Abu 'Abd al-Rahman Muqbil ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i's notes on al-Hakim's Mustadrak, tracing the errors al-Hakim made on which al-Dhahabi was silent, titled by him al-Tatabbu' li-ma fi al-Mustadrak min awham; gathered from Fayd al-Qadir, his own and his colleagues' research and the books of al-Albani, and printed beneath the text in the Dar al-Haramayn edition (Cairo 1997) with an introduction dated 4 Rabi' I 1414 AH.

• Mohammad Natsir 1980 Figures of the last fifty years

  Indonesian scholar and politician (1908–1993) from West Sumatra, fifth prime minister of Indonesia (1950–1951) and leader of the Masyumi party, author of forty-five books and hundreds of articles on Islam and the state; imprisoned 1962–1964, founder of the Indonesian Islamic Propagation Council, King Faisal Prize for Service to Islam (1980), and a National Hero of Indonesia since 2008.