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Maghreb (/ˈmɑːɡrəb/; Arabic: ْاَلْمَغْرِب, romanized: al-Maghrib, lit. 'the west'), also
known as the Arab
Maghreb (Arabic:...
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initially fed from
eastern and
Balkan slave stock later drawing from a
Maghribian and, ultimately,
Subsaharan pool of slaves. The Bank or
Taula de canvi...
- Saint. The "marabout" is
known as "Say****" (سيد) to the
Arabic speaking Maghribians.
Marja In Shi'a Islam, The name
means source to follow.
Mawlawi A Persian...
- West
Africa and Maghreb, The word
comes from the
Berber concept of Saint. The "marabout" is
known as "Say****" (سيد) to the
Arabic speaking Maghribians....
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Memmi at the
Sorbonne in 1965. His dissertation, Le
Roman maghrébin [The
Maghribian Novel],
which examines the
question of how a
novelist could avoid propagandizing...
- the foetus, in
keeping with an old
white magic tradition very
spread in
Maghribian rural world.
According to K****ari, this plot-point
serves as the "luminous...
- an
anthology with
biographical notices of 12th-century
Andalusian and
Maghribian poets supplementing the
works of Ibn Khāqān and Ibn al-Imām al-Shilbī...
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Entrena has
received the
arrival of
numerous immigrant, the
majority Maghribians, that have
speeded his
demographic growth, as from
other communities...
