Sample Sentences forimam (editor-reviewed)
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The imam was trained in Saudi Arabia.imam = the person who leads prayers in a mosque
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Imams play different roles in Shias than they do for Sunnis.imams = Islamic religious leaders
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He was chosen as imam because of his knowledge and good character.imam = person to lead Islamic prayer
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When the bus passes the shrine to Imam Reza, the eighth Shi'a imam, Laila cranes her neck to get a better view of its glistening tiles, the minarets, the magnificent golden dome, all of it immaculately and lovingly preserved. (source)Imam = Islamic religious leader
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Then some imams at Friday prayers in the largest mosque in Rawalpindi condemned the governor. (source)imams = Islamic religious leaders
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The imam was oblivious to what was going on until it was too late. (source)imam = Islamic religious leader
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Another was an imam in Riyadh. (source)imam = Islamic religious leader
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King Muhammad also reformed family law, giving women more rights in divorce and marriage, and he supported the pathbreaking appointment of fifty women imams, or preachers. (source)imams = Islamic religious leaders
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The imam and the priest nodded. (source)imam = a Muslim leader
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We learned about the Prophet Muhammad and the imams. (source)imams = Islamic religious leaders
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It was a book of didactic pronouncements from Imam Ali, the founder of the Shiite sect.† (source)
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I assure you that the book contains the names of your most respected imams. (source)
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Milo was not only the Vice-Shah of Oran, as it turned out, but also the Caliph of Baghdad, the Imam of Damascus, and the Sheik of Araby.† (source)
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The various doubts of the imams were comforting, and drew her closer. (source)
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Said to be about half the size of Manhattan in area, Sadr City was located northeast of Baghdad's Green Zone, on the far side of Army Canal and Imam Ali Street.† (source)
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Many of the imams appointed to preach in army barracks were Tablighis and army officers would often take leave and go on preaching tours for the group. (source)
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