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  • Najaf: shrine of ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib
    Shiʿi
    / Shiʿi dynasties

    …collections of statements (Hadith and akhbār) attributed to the imams. Following the 1055 capture of Baghdad, many of the city’s Twelvers scattered. In later years the community mainly comprised small pockets of mostly Arab believers scattered across the region, including in Lebanon; in the cities of al-Ḥillah, Najaf, and Karbala…

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    …collections of statements (Hadith and akhbār) attributed to the imams. Following the 1055 capture of Baghdad, many of the city’s Twelvers scattered. In later years the community mainly comprised small pockets of mostly Arab believers scattered across the region, including in Lebanon; in the cities of al-Ḥillah, Najaf, and Karbala…

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