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al-sadr

 

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Term: al-Sadr

Description:

Al-Sadr refers to a prominent Shia Muslim family hailing from Iraq. The name is commonly associated with the revered Iraqi cleric Ayatollah Muhammad Sadeq al-Sadr and his descendants. Known for their active involvement in politics and religious affairs, the al-Sadr family holds significant influence in Shia communities both locally and globally.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun (singular): al-Sadr
  • Noun (plural): al-Sadrs
  • Adjective: al-Sadrian

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun (singular): al-Sadr
    • Referring to the prominent Iraqi Shia cleric Ayatollah Muhammad Sadeq al-Sadr.
    • Used to denote the al-Sadr family as a collective entity.
  2. Noun (plural): al-Sadrs
    • Used to refer to various members of the al-Sadr family collectively.
    • May signify the descendants and followers of Ayatollah Muhammad Sadeq al-Sadr.
  3. Adjective: al-Sadrian
    • Describing something or someone related to the al-Sadr family.
    • Indicates a connection with the teachings or beliefs associated with Ayatollah Muhammad Sadeq al-Sadr.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The teachings of Ayatollah al-Sadr greatly influenced the Shia community in Iraq.
  2. The al-Sadr family has played a crucial role in shaping the political landscape of Iraq.
  3. Many al-Sadrs participate actively in religious activities and community outreach.
  4. The al-Sadrian teachings emphasize social justice and empowerment.

Possible Related Products on Amazon:

Books about al-Sadr
Biographies of Ayatollah al-Sadr
Shia Islam books
Books on Iraqi politics
al-qaida al-quds al-qur an al-rashid trust al-rikabi al-saad al-sabah al-sadek al-sadr al-shabab al-siyassah al-tawhid al-terrain al-ubaidi al-ummah al-wazir al-yamamah

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