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Ibrahimiyya (Arabic: الإبراهيمية; Turkish: İbrahimiyye) was a
Ghulat sect of Shia
Islam in Iraq.
Ibrahimiyya was made up of
Iraqi Turkmen around Talafar...
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Kobra (Sporting Al Kobra) Al
Reyada Al
Soghra (Sporting Al Soghra) Al
Ibrahimiyya Al
Moaskar (Camp Caesar) Al
Gamaa (The University) Al
Shatby Al Shobban...
- El
Ibrahimiyya (Arabic: الإبراهيمية) is a
neighborhood in Alexandria, Egypt. The
Ibrahimia district is
located in the
center of Alexandria. It is one...
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practices of Isma'ilism
among Musha'sha' Arabs,
Zaydism among Kurds, and
Ibrahimiyya among Turkmen,
which all declined. The
Twelver sect had
always been dominant...
- Hess, the
eldest of
three children, was born on 26
April 1894 in al-
Ibrahimiyya, a
suburb of Alexandria,
Egypt (then
under British occupation, though...
- Senegal's main
peanut trading and
processing center. As the
center of the
Ibrahimiyya branch of the
Tijaniyyah Sufi
order founded by
Ibrayima Ñas, it is also...
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Chezar Azarita El
Atareen Mahatet El Raml
Moharam Bek
Shatby Al
Hadrah El
Ibrahimiyya Kom El Deka El
Gomrok district Anfoushi Bahary El
Labban El Manshiyya...
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Veyodorhu Ganduvaru Mathige;
Medhumaa Gate [8] Rf. 50 159 × 107
Ibrahimiyya Building;
Dhathurah Araavadaigannavaa Gate 8 May 1951 [9] Rf. 100 166...
- and Prophet. Ghurabiyya– who
believed the
angel Gabriel was mistaken.
Ibrahimiyya– who
believed in many
heterodox practices influenced by
their Qizilbash...
- They
eventually converted to
mainstream Shia
Islam in the 1920s. The
Ibrahimiyya was
among those sects. The
Iraqi Turkmens are the
third largest ethnic...
