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Malika is the female version of the word Malik that means "King" in Arabic. Thus, Malika means Queen. This terminology has been adopted into numerous other languages, including Persian, where it is pronounced "Malekeh".

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Powell's Books - Stolen Lives (Large Print) (Wheeler Large Print Press) by (178 words)
	Malika Oufkir was the eldest daughter of General Oufkir, the King of Morocco's closest aide.
	Malika spent most of her childhood and adolescence in the court harem, surrounded by luxury and privilege.
	Malika, her five brothers and sisters, and her mother were immediately imprisoned in a desert penal colony.

Malika \| PodShow (677 words)
	Malika Says She is always on the grind looking for the next opportunity to get her further in the industry.
	Malika was one of the girls chosen to continue in the competiton.
	Malika was featured in a section in Fitness Magazine, Jet Magazine as Beauty of the Week, and also a two page spread in King Magazine that also highlighted other females trying to make the band.

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