- Germany: Drabsha. 2019. p. 1. Cross, F. L.; Livingstone, E. A., eds. (2005). "
Mandeans (Nasoreans)". The
Oxford Dictionary of the
Christian Church (3rd, Revised ed...
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Mandean or
Mandaean may
refer to: Mandaeism, a
Gnostic religion Mandaeans, the
ethnoreligious group who
follow the
Gnostic religion Mandean, the language...
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northern Khuzestan Province, Iran
before the 1880s.
During that time,
Mandeans moved to
Ahvaz and
Khorramshahr to
escape ****cution.
Khorramshahr had...
- Jane
Mandean is a
paralympic athlete from
South Africa competing mainly in
category F37
throwing events. Jane
Mandean competed in the
three Paralympics...
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specific villages and regions.
There are also many Armenians, Kawliya,
Mandeans and Shabaks. The
majority are **** Muslim, with 80% of the
Arabs and Turkmens...
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approximately 5,000 persons,
mainly residing in Amman. A
small number of
ethnic Mandeans also
reside in Jordan,
again mainly refugees from Iraq.
Around 12,000 Iraqi...
- as well as
personal and
family names.
These are
spoken by ****yrians and
Mandeans mainly in
northern Iraq,
southeast Turkey,
northeast Syria,
northwest Iran...
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numbers of Kurds, Jews, ****yrians, Gr****s and
Armenians as well as many
Mandeans have left
nations such as Iraq, Iran,
Syria and
Turkey for
these reasons...
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Ganzevra Sattar Jabbar Hilo al-Zahrony, the
worldwide head of The
Sabian Mandeans, is a
member of the
Interfaith Network of the
Global Imams Council. [failed...
- Neo-Mandaic, also
known as
Modern Mandaic,
sometimes called the "ratna" (Arabic: رطنة raṭna "jargon"), is the
modern reflex of the
Mandaic language, the...
