Al-Haruriyya
Al-Haruriyya is the alternative letter-case form of al-Haruriyya.
Proper noun capitalized: al-Haruriyya
al-Haruriyya
- An early radical faction of the Kharijites named after the village of Harura in Iraq.
Forms of Al-Haruriyya
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Origin of Al-Haruriyya
From Arabic الحَرُّورِيَّة (al-ḥarrūriyya), derived from the root ح ر ر (ḥ r r).
Questions about Al-Haruriyya
- What does Al-Haruriyya mean?
- Al-Haruriyya means an early radical faction of the Kharijites named after the village of Harura in Iraq.
- What is Al-Haruriyya the alternative letter-case form of?
- Al-Haruriyya is the alternative letter-case form of al-Haruriyya.
- What part of speech is Al-Haruriyya?
- Al-Haruriyya is a proper noun.
Words near Al-Haruriyya in the dictionary
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