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Ardıç can
refer to:
Ardıç, Gercüş
Ardıç, Osmancık This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical locations with the same name. If...
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Engin Ardıç (1
February 1952 – 27 May 2023) was a
Turkish writer and a
newspaper columnist for the
Sabah newspaper. He also
worked as a
television commentator...
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Ardıç (Kurdish: Saxmanê Dersimî) is a
village in the
Pertek District,
Tunceli Province, Turkey. The
village is po****ted by
Kurds of the
Ferhadan tribe...
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Burcu Denizer on 19 June in Greece, Athens. The
couple welcomed a son
named Ardıç on 8
December 2023. "Özgür olmadığın ilişkiyi yaşama". Hürriyet. My mother's...
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esteem of al-Bukhārīʼs and Muslimʼs works.
Madelung 1997, pp. xi, 19–20.
Ardic 2012, p. 99. Watt 1953, pp. 1–2. Watt 1953, pp. 16–18.
Loyal Rue, Religion...
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Ardıç (Kurdish: Xerbehêmercîya) is a
village in the Gercüş
District of
Batman Province in Turkey. The
village is po****ted by
Kurds of the
Kercoz tribe...
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Ardıç is a
village in the Osmancık
District of Çorum
Province in Turkey. Its po****tion is 202 (2022). Köy,
Turkey Civil Administration Departments Inventory...
- 5; Özoğlu
quotes 867.00/1801: Mark
Lambert Bristol on 19
August 1924.
Ardıç 2012, p. 85.
Pankhurst 2013, p. 59. Özcan 1997, pp. 89–111.
Enayat & ʻInāyat...
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medieval m****cripts who
reviewed the work were not convinced. In 2018,
Ahmet Ardıç, an
electrical engineer with an
interest in
Turkic languages,
claimed in...
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Routledge Handbook of
Modern Turkey. Routledge. p. 41. ISBN 978-1-136-30964-9.
Ardic,
Nurullah (21
August 2012).
Islam and the
Politics of Secularism. Routledge...