Yasmin
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Yasmin (alternatively spelled Yasmine or Yasmeen) is a female given name derived from the middle Persian word for jasmine. It may refer to:
[edit] People
- Yasmeen Ghauri, a Pakistani-Canadian supermodel
- Yasmeen Hameed, a Pakistani poet
- Yasmeen Lari, a Pakistani architect
- Yasmin, from the Bratz fashion doll line
- Yasmin Aga Khan, the daughter of Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan
- Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, a Ugandan-born journalist based in London
- Yasmin Le Bon, a British supermodel
- Yasmin Levy, Jewish Singer
- Yasmin Ratansi, a Canadian member of parliament
- Yasmine (singer), the stage name of Flemish singer Hilde Rens
- Yasmine Bleeth, an American TV and film actress.
- Yasmine Pahlavi, wife of Reza Pahlavi II, Crown Prince of Iran.
- Yasmine Hanani, Iraqi American actress
- Yasmin Van De Werf, Belgian Music journalist
[edit] Other
- Yasmin, the marketing name of an oral contraceptive formulation, the active ingredient of which is drospirenone
- Yasmin (film), a 2004 film by British director Kenneth Glenaan
- Yasmin's Getting Married, an Australian reality television show
[edit] See also
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