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• Muhammad
  '''Muhammad''' (c. 570 – 8 June 632) was an [[Arab]] [[prophet]] and the founder of [ Muhammad was born in [[Mecca]] in the “Year of the Elephant”. This was the name
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• Muhammad/Approval
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• Muhammad/Definition
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• Muhammad Atef
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• Muhammad Ali Jinnah
  '''Muhammad Ali Jinnah''' (1876-1948), known as Quaid-e-Azam, is generally considered t | title = Muhammad Ali Jinnah [1876-1948]
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• Muhammad/Related Articles
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• Muhammad Atef/Definition
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• Muhammad Ali Jinnah/Definition
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab
  ...conservative branch of Sunni Islam. In 1744, he formed a key alliance with Muhammad ibn Saud, the founder of the House of Saud, which rules Saudi Arabia.
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• Muhammad Ali Jinnah/Related Articles
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab/Definition
  ...eologian of the 18th century, who founded [[Wahhabism]], and allied with [[Muhammad ibn Saud]] to form the ruling dynasty of [[Saudi Arabia]]
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab
  ...conservative branch of Sunni Islam. In 1744, he formed a key alliance with Muhammad ibn Saud, the founder of the House of Saud, which rules Saudi Arabia.
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• Islam/Definition
  Religion founded by [[Muhammad]] whose sacred book is the [[Qur'an]] (Koran).
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• Qur'an/Definition
  The sacred book of Islam, consisting of revelations to Muhammad.
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab/Definition
  ...eologian of the 18th century, who founded [[Wahhabism]], and allied with [[Muhammad ibn Saud]] to form the ruling dynasty of [[Saudi Arabia]]
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• Twelver/Definition
  That branch of [[Shi'a]] [[Islam]] that believes the blood line of [[Muhammad]] and [[Ali]] was broken with the death of the twelfth Imam
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• Sayyid/Definition
  ...for a [[Muslim]] who can trace his ancestry to the family of the Prophet [[Muhammad]]; there are multiple variations of language and transliteration
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• House of Saud/Definition
  ...e first leader, [[Abd al-Aziz ibn Saud]], took power in 1932; founded by [[Muhammad ibn Saud]] and associated with leadership of [[Wahhabism]] since 1744
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• Microfinance/Bibliography
  * Yunus, Muhammad. ''Banker to the Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle against World Poverty'' * Yunus, Muhammad. ''Building Social Business: The New Kind of Capitalism…'', Public Affair
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• Shi'a/Definition
  ...he line of religious authority derives from the Household of the Prophet [[Muhammad]] (''[[Ahl ul-bayt]]''), through the line of his son-in-law, [[Imam Ali]]
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• Qur'an
  ...tion]). Muslims believe the book was delivered bit by bit to the Prophet [[Muhammad]], by the [[Angel]] Jibril ([[Gabriel]], in [[Judaism]] and [[Christianity] There are two types of Suras: ones that were given in [[Mecca]], before Muhammad made the [[Hijra]] to [[Medina]]. These Suras are more general, and often c
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• Asim Abdur Rashid/Definition
  ...protest and discussions with [[Philadelphia Inquirer]] over cartoons of [[Muhammad]]
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• Wahhabism
  ...Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. In 1744, Wahhab made a critical alliance with Muhammad ibn Saud, the founder of the House of Saud, which is the royal house of mod
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• Tariq Ramadan/Bibliography
  *''In the Footsteps of the Prophet: Lessons from the Life of Muhammad'' (2007)
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• Hashemites/Definition
  A family that traces its lineage to the household of the Prophet [[Muhammad]] and back to the Old Testament prophet [[Abraham]], which is a major part
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• Shah Jahan
  ...were descended. In 1616 he was given the title Shah Khurrum Shihab-ud-din Muhammad by his grandfather [[Akbar]]. Shah Jahan means ''Lord of the World'' and wa
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• Islam/Related Articles
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• Twelver/Related Articles
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• Sharia
  ...al-Kawthar<ref>[http://qa.sunnipath.com/issue_view.asp?HD=1&ID=1786 Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthar: ''Music and Singing: A Detailed Fatwa'']</ref>, but pe
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• Muhammad
  '''Muhammad''' (c. 570 – 8 June 632) was an [[Arab]] [[prophet]] and the founder of [ Muhammad was born in [[Mecca]] in the “Year of the Elephant”. This was the name
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• Muhammad Ali Jinnah
  '''Muhammad Ali Jinnah''' (1876-1948), known as Quaid-e-Azam, is generally considered t | title = Muhammad Ali Jinnah [1876-1948]
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