ulema

Also known as alimah, uluma, 'aalim, Muslim religious scholar, ʿulamâ, aalim, Islamic religious scholar, Alim

giurista e teologo musulmano, in generale sunnita

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Instance of: social status
Subclass of: jurist
Image: Maqamat hariri.jpg
Field of occupation: Islamic sciences

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topic's main category: Category:Muslim scholars of Islam
Commons category: Muslim scholars of Islam
male form of label: عالم دين
female form of label: عالمة دين
different from: Islamic jurist
described by source: New International Encyclopedia

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Article · Italiano

Un ʿālim (in arabo: عالِم‎; pl. ʿulamāʾ) è un dotto musulmano - prevalentemente ma non esclusivamente di sesso maschile - esperto in scienze religiose (ʿulūm dīniyya). In area iranofona, mullā (o mollā) è il termine maggiormente usato; deriva dall'arabo mawlā ('signore' o 'maestro'), appellativo con cui ci si rivolge ai dotti musulmani.

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