Talk:Salim al-Jabouri

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Name spelling[edit]

There are quite a few ways being used to spell him name. A simple googlehits test shows (15/7/2014 23:45BST):

Looking at other Iraqi politicians with the same surname, they are spelt the following ways:

The tribe itself is listed under al Jubur and Jabouri (I've merged these together).

Based on this I'm inclined to leave it at Salim al-Jabouri but I would be interested to hear any other views. AndrewRT(Talk) 23:08, 15 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]