Hasan

or Has·san

[ hah-suhn, ha-san ]

noun
  1. al-Hasan, a.d. 624?–669?, Arabian caliph: son of Ali and Fatima (brother of Hussein).

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How to use Hasan in a sentence

  • She considered it now as she sat alone, sipping the Turkish coffee that Hassan had carried out to her, and smoking her cigarette.

    Bella Donna | Robert Hichens
  • Panglima Hassan, pursued from place to place, lost many warriors at every halt, the total being estimated at 400 to 500.

    The Philippine Islands | John Foreman
  • The family of Abi Hafsa came next to that of Hassan in poetical gifts.

    A Boswell of Baghdad | E. V. Lucas
  • Hassan caused the work to be carried on with such diligence, and employed so many workmen, that the dome was soon finished.

  • If Hassan means to wake us up every time he hears a bird screech we shall get little enough rest.