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'''Ahrar''' (Arabic, 'freemen' or 'liberals') may refer to:
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==Organisations and political parties==
*[[Ahrar Party (Azerbaijan)]], 1918–1920
*[[Liberal Socialists Party]] ''(Hizb al-Ahrar)'', Egypt, founded 1976
*[[Ahrar Party (India)]], or Majlis-e-Ahrar-e-Islam, founded in Punjab 1929
**[[Majlis-e-Ahrar-e-Islam]]
*[[National Liberal Party (Lebanon)]], or Al-Wataniyyuun al Ahrar, founded 1958
*[[Al-Ahrar Bloc]], Iraq, founded in 2014
*[[Ahrar ul Hind]], Pakistan, founded in 2014
*[[Jamaat-ul-Ahrar]], a Pakistani terrorist organization, founded 2014
===Syrian Civil War groups===
*[[Ahrar al-Jazeera]] brigade
*[[Ahrar al-Sham]]
*[[Jaysh al-Ahrar]]
*[[Ahrar al-Sharkas]]
*[[Ahrar al-Sharqiya]]
*[[Liwa Ahrar Souriya]]
==Media==
*[[Al Ahrar (weekly)|''Al Ahrar'' (weekly)]], Egyptian newspaper (1977–2013)
*[[Libya Al Ahrar TV]], Libyan TV channel
== Places ==
* [[Ahrar Vocational School]], a public school in [[Tehran|Tehran Province, Iran]].
==People==
*[[Al-Hurr ibn Yazid al Tamimi]], a general of the Umayyad army
*[[Al-Hurr al-Amili]] (1624–1693), a Twelver Shi’a scholar
*[[Al-Hurr ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Thaqafi]], an early Umayyad governor
==Other uses==
*[[Al-Ahrar subdistrict]], An Numaniyah district, Wasit Governorate, Iraq
*[[Banu al-Ahrar]], or al Abna, a colony in pre-Islamic and early Islamic Yemen
*Al Hurr, the star [[Lambda Aurigae]]
*[[Al-Hurr SC]], an Iraqi football team
*[[Hurr (book)|''Horr'' (book)]] (Persian: حر), by Ali Shariati
==See also==
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*[[Hur (disambiguation)]]
*[[Hurra (disambiguation)]]
*[[Hurriya (disambiguation)]]
*[[Hur (Bible)]], a companion of Moses and Aaron
*[[Ben-Hur (disambiguation)]]
*[[Umm al Ahrar]], a Saharan desert oasis town in the Fezzan region of southwest Libya
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