Title: Abdallah Deng Nhial
Content:  relatively young and has an enormous political following among both southerners and northerners. He is renowned for being a devout Muslim, albeit a moderate one and a man who is widely seen as a pragmatic and a democrat in political circles." Commenting on Abdallah's candidature, the party leader al-Turabi stated that the Popular Congress Party wished to show that it was open to all Sudanese regardless of race or ethnicity. The presidential candidate of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, Yasir Arman, welcomed the nomination of Adballah, saying that the nomination broke the stereotype of Northerners vs. Southerners. Abdallah obtained 396,139 votes (3.9% of the national vote). Following the election Adballah alleged that the governing party had rigged the polls.
Title: Syrian Social Nationalist Party – Intifada Wing
Content:  The Syrian Social Nationalist Party – Intifada Wing or Abd al-Masih Wing is a splinter group of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party. The split had its roots in how George Abd al-Masih had utilized his post as SSNP chairman to order the assassination of Adnan al-Malki in April 1954, in order to settle a personal score and without consulting the party leadership. The killing of al-Malik brought upon SSNP a massive crack-down in Syria. After his expulsion from SSNP in 1957, Abd al-Masih continued to operate his own faction. The Abd al-Masih wing remained a relatively small force. Abd al-Masih still led the group as of the 1980s. The party traditionally did not contest elections in Lebanon. During the civil uprising phase of the Syrian Civil War followers of the party participated in support of the Syrian government and the Syrian Arab Army. As of 2018 the party is led by Dr. Ali Haidar, the incumbent Minister of Reconciliation in Syria. Ali Haidar's SSNP supported the re-election of Bashar al-Assad.
Title: Hamdeen Sabahi
Content:  Sabahi helped establish the Arab Democratic Nasserist Party (legalized in 1992), headed by Diaa al-Din Dawoud. In 1993 he was among the members of the Egyptian nationalist movement to visit Palestinian resistance leaders in Lebanon. He had been consistently supportive of Palestinian and Lebanese resistance to Israel since the 1970s. In the same year, Sabahi survived an assassination attempt and was later detained for speaking against Arabs' inaction to the sanctions imposed on Iraq. In his first attempt at running for parliamentary elections in 1995, Mubarak government allegedly sent out thugs to attack his supporters in what was relatively common practice by the ruling government during that period. He did 
Title: Abdallah Deng Nhial
Content:  Abdallah was the candidate of the Popular Congress Party in the 2010 Sudanese presidential election. He was the deputy party chief at the time. His candidature was supported by 26,000 collected signatures. Abdallah was the sole Southerner in the fray in amongst the presidential candidates. In his campaign vowed to reduce poverty by fighting corruption and improving health, sanitation and education services. He expressed hope that through his candidature he would be able to convince Southerners to vote against separation in the upcoming referendum. Moreover he stated that his party did not wish to enforce Islamic laws in Southern Sudan. At the time of the elections the Egyptian newspaper al-Ahram wrote that Abdallah was "... a seasoned politician who 
Title: Salem Abdulaziz Al Sabah
Content:  Salem Abdulaziz Al Sabah is a Kuwaiti politician who served as deputy prime minister and minister of finance from 4 August 2013 to January 2014. He is a member of the ruling family, Al Sabah.
Title: Abdullah Sallum Abdullah
Content:  Abdullah Sallum Abdullah (عبد الله سلوم عبد الله; born 1956) is a Syrian politician, current state minister for People's Assembly Affairs, former MP and Socialist Unionists Party presidential candidate at the 2021 Syrian presidential election. He studied law at Damascus University.
Title: Hamdeen Sabahi
Content:  In 1998 Sabahi and Iskander founded the al-Karama ("Dignity") political party after resigning from the ADNP. In September their suspension from the party was annulled as illegal, but they refused to return to the ADNP with Sabahi stating "Our differences with Dawoud arise from his insistence on taking unilateral decisions, regardless of the opinion of the majority of party members." Al-Karama was refused legalization by the government-supervised Political Parties Committee. Starting 1999, Sabahi became an active member of the Journalists Syndicate and was appointed as head of its Media committee. In 2000 Sabahi was elected as a member of parliament, although he ran as an independent. His campaign at the time focused preserving Lake Burullus and protecting it from pollution. He also opposed land enlargement schemes in 
Title: Syrian Social Nationalist Party
Content:  22 April 2007 election for the People's Council of Syria, the party gained 3 out of 250 in the parliament. In 2015, journalist Terry Glavin wrote that "But for a brief and friendly interregnum during the Baathist regime’s phoney national elections of 2012, the SSNP has been a member of Assad’s ruling coalition since 2005." Its Syrian leader is Ali Haidar, who has been one of the two non-Baath party minister's in the Damascus government since 2012, as Minister of State for National Reconciliation Affairs. Notable SSNP politicians in Syria include Diala Barakat, Issam Al Mahayri, Joseph Sweid, Bushra Massouh, and Issam Bagdi.
Title: Ahmad Al Abdullah Al Sabah
Content:  Ahmad Al Abdullah Al Sabah (born 5 September 1952) is a Kuwaiti politician and a member of the ruling family, Al Sabah.
Title: Ba'ath Party (Syrian-dominated faction)
Content:  the national vote. The party supported Ali Abdullah Saleh in the 1999 presidential election. Abdullah al-Ahmar led a central party delegation to the 4th Regional Congress of the Yemenite Ba'ath in 2006. In December 2008, the party and the National Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party agreed to coordinate their political activities. In November 2010, one of the key leaders of the party in Yemen, Ali Ahmad Nasser al-Dhahab, died. He had been assistant secretary of the Regional Command and a Member of Parliament since 1993. In March 2013, Linda Mohammed, the head of the region's Women section, left the party in protest at the Yemenite leadership's continued support for Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian Ba'ath.  

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Alvah Sabin belongs to the political party which is not led by Abdüllatif Şener.
Answer: True