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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SHIITIC»
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1
Global Television and the Shaping of World Politics: CNN, ...
However, some scholars have suggested that Bush did not really intend to
encourage either a Shiitic or a Kurdish revolt. Rather, they speculate that Bush,
and especially his Turkish and Saudi allies, were hoping that a Sunni general
would ...
2
A Dictionary of Iraqi Arabic:
He spread rumors that they sell opium. tsayya£ to become a Shiite, a Shtah, to
adopt the Shiitic branch of Islam. tsayya£ Catta binta taaxub kull-il-iviri0. He
became a Shiite so his daughter could get the entire inheritance. i-sii£a the Shiah
, the ...
3
The Jewish Quarterly Review
The ultra-Shiitic sect of the Nuseiriyya which worships 'All as Creator harbors the
same delusion in our own days."" Similar notions are found in connection with
Jewish sectarian movements. The early pseudo-Messiah Serene who arose in
the ...
Cyrus Adler, Solomon Schechter, Abraham Aaron Neuman, 1978
4
Concise English Dictionary
Shia(h) she",?, n. a Muslim sect, or a member of it, recognising Ali, Mohammed's
son-in-law, as his successor. — Shiism (she'izm); Shiite (shell) a member of this
sect. — Also adj. — adj. Shiitic (-it'ik). |Ar. shVa. sect.] shibboleth shib'a-leth, ...
... and to restore the Sunna. HungI wanted to draw the attention of Muhammad
Saibani constantly to this great task. But Saibani fell in the battle against the
Safawid ruler IsmacD I in 1510 and, as is well known, Persia has remained Shiitic
to ...
6
Near East/North Africa Report
According to Shiitic doctrine, the founder of Islam passed on the "Nur
Mohammadi," the divine light of the prophets, to his cousin. For this reason, only
he and his family—the Imams— were entitled— as direct descendants of
Mohammed — to ...
At first he decreed that if the Jews of his dominion did not become converts to the
Shiitic Islam, they would have to wear round their necks the picture of a calf in
commemoration of the golden calf of their ancestors in the wilderness. In addition
...
Heinrich Graetz, Bella Lowy, 2009
... Attitude Toward Christianity and Islam in Kafha- Ketoret,” [Hebrew] Da'at43 (
1999): 53–76. 174. The following discussion is based entirely on Israel
Friedlaender, “Shiitic Influences in Jewish Sectarianism,” in Saperstein, Essential
Papers, ch ...
Matt GOLDISH, Matt Goldish, 2009
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The French Revolution: From its Origins to 1793
At the end of the eighteenth century he had not regained Morocco; Shiitic Persia
resisted him; the Berbers no longer obeyed him; andin central Arabia, after
AbdelWahab had preached returnto primitiveausterity,Saud was preparing
tofighta ...
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Alberuni's India: An Account of the Religion, Philosophy, ...
Persecution of certain Muslim sectarians in the interest of the Khalif, of the
Karmatians and other sects of Shiitic tendencies. (Of. A. von Kremer, Geschiehte
der herschenden Ideen des Islam, Leipzig, 1868, p. 127.) (3.) Predilection for a
Muslim ...
Muhammad ibn Ahmad Biruni, Edward C. Sachau, 2012
