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Shabakism

Shabakism noun: the historical religious tradition of the Shabak people, now practiced only by a small minority, showing significant influence from or similarity to Alevism, Yezidism, Yarsanism, and some Ghulat sects of Shia Islam.

Noun

Shabakism (plural Shabakisms)

  1. The historical religious tradition of the Shabak people, now practiced only by a small minority, showing significant influence from or similarity to Alevism, Yezidism, Yarsanism, and some Ghulat sects of Shia Islam.

Forms of Shabakism

pluralShabakisms

Questions about Shabakism

What does Shabakism mean?
Shabakism means the historical religious tradition of the Shabak people, now practiced only by a small minority, showing significant influence from or similarity to Alevism, Yezidism, Yarsanism, and some Ghulat sects of Shia Islam.
What part of speech is Shabakism?
Shabakism is a noun.
What is the plural of Shabakism?
The plural of Shabakism is Shabakisms.

Words near Shabakism in the dictionary

  1. Shaath
  2. shaatnez
  3. shab
  4. Shabak
  5. Shabaki
  6. Shabakism
  7. Shaban
  8. shabander
  9. shabanders
  10. Shabani
  11. Shabanis

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