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Coptic identity

Coptic identity is rooted in the long history of the Copts as a significant Christian minority in Egypt, where Muslims form the majority. Copts lost their majority status after the 14th century, following the spread of Islam across Egypt and the rest of North Africa. They are, like the broader Egyptian population, descended from the ancient Egyptians.…

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Copts as Egyptians

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Copts and Arab identity

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Coptic identity

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Edges173
Triples21
Avg. degree1.99
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Components1

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pan-Arabisminstance ofCopts have expressed resistance to broader regional identities0.80text
Islamisminstance ofCopts have expressed resistance to broader regional identities0.80text
while emphasizing their connection to Egyptinstance ofCopts have expressed resistance to broader regional identities0.80text
Athanasius of Alexandriainstance ofCoptic Christians emphasized continuity with prominent Alexandrian theologians0.80text
Cyril of Alexandriainstance ofCoptic Christians emphasized continuity with prominent Alexandrian theologians0.80text
whose teachings formed the basis of orthodox Christian beliefinstance ofCoptic Christians emphasized continuity with prominent Alexandrian theologians0.80text
Bedouins from Sinaiinstance ofadditional groups0.80text
the Eastern Desertinstance ofadditional groups0.80text
Nabataeansinstance ofadditional groups0.80text
and local bandits joined the campaigninstance ofadditional groups0.80text
shipbuildinginstance ofCopts were increasingly conscripted for forced labor on projects0.80text

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