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Zandaqa

Zindīq (pl. zanādiqa) is an Islamic pejorative applied to individuals who are considered to hold views or follow practices that are contrary to central Islamic dogma. Zandaqa is the noun describing these views.

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Under the Abbasids

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Zandaqa

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related to Under the Abbasids · 19
Zandaqa → Abbasid, Abbasid Caliphate, Abbasids, As, By, Gnostic Dualists, However, Islamic, Islamic Middle Persian, Manichaean, Manichaeism, Muslim, Muslims, Sasanian Empire, The, The Arabic, Zandik, Zindīq, Zoroastrian
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Zandaqa → noun describing these views.Zandaqa is usually translated as

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islamic muslim accused views abbasid zindīq religious beliefs applied manichaeism zindiq perceived practices used denote time caliphate could many muslims

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Zandaqais anoun describing these views.Zandaqa is usually translated as0.90text
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsThe Arabic0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsIslamic Middle Persian0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsZoroastrian0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsIslamic0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsZindīq0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsZandik0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsManichaeism0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsSasanian Empire0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsBy0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsAbbasid Caliphate0.60section
Zandaqarelated to Under the AbbasidsGnostic Dualists0.60section

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