...Muslims from the place where now is Portugal, and their spirits watch the Muslim treasures that were left behind (some say that they give the treasure to th
...r a village from Portugal). These moors fall in love with a Christian or a Muslim man. These are legends that say how the city was born. One of the most famo
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...rew bible and Christian Lore and the Ya'jooj Wa Ma'jooj (يأجوج و مأجوج) of Muslim Lore.
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...gainst him and he has submitted. Now he only tells me to do good.” [Saheeh Muslim] (The Shaythaan of Prophet Muhammad was converted to Islam.)
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Falak also means the sky...the infinite power and is used in such Muslim names as Falaknaz, Falakjehan, Falak-an-nisa or simply Falak. Falak as a na
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...mic revival in the 1970s and 80s. Bomoh were then seen as deviant from the Muslim faith because of their invocation of spirits and the potentially harmful bl
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...rew bible and Christian Lore and the Ya'jooj Wa Ma'jooj (يأجوج و مأجوج) of Muslim Lore.
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...the seeds on certain parts of the body to cast off the polong. If he is a Muslim, this may be followed by Quranic recitations. The tormented polong will cry
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...nown the word from Greek translations of the Hebrew Bible and the Gospels. Muslim scholars, on the other hand, are more inclined to derive the word from the
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...hern India around 1873 as the second of four siblings in 1874. Laloo was a Muslim, but that didn't stop his exhibitors from billing him as a Hindu. He was fi
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...liever in Islam. The early Arabs and the Moors used it to refer to the non-Muslim Dravidians who were dark-skinned. The term was later brought to the Philipp
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Ibn Fadlan a 10th century Arab Muslim writer reported having seen a creature corresponding closely to both the Ka
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...uluk-Tausk is often identified by orthodox Muslims as a Shaitan (Satan), a Muslim term denoting a devil or demon who deceives true believers and the Yazidis
...an rule both in Syria and Iraq. Massacres at the hand of Ottoman Turks and Muslim Kurdish princes almost wiped out their community in the 19th century. Sever
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:Halil (Bosnian Muslim): "Who torched my house?"
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...miliar with the Arabian tales. Moreover, the occupation of Portugal by the Muslim Moors, between the years 711 and 1492, provides another possible path for A
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...m as a sudra wearing the garments of a king.[4] An early 20th century anti-Muslim pamphlet protesting the slaughter of the sacred cow in India portrays Kali
[[Image:Cowdivine.jpg|thumb|right|Anti-muslim pamphlet (1890 CE) showing '''Kali''' (far right) attempting to slaughter a
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...African Coast where the local Bantu culture is heavily influenced by Arab Muslim culture involves paranormal beings called "djinni" (English genies). The st
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...immortal. However, this notion is only partially supported by folklore. Muslim Gypsies though that the Vampire’s unliving existence only lasted for seve
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...s Muslim legends, however, some of which are included in books authored by Muslim poets and mystics. For instance, the following tale is in the Masnavi, writ
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...lous discovery. At the same time, dissension had begun in the ranks of the Muslim army besieging the city. This combination of factors resulted in the Christ
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...e time. The very strong proscription of idolatry in Islam makes any actual Muslim use of an idol highly improbable, but Christian writers typically equated a
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