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(Created page with "== '''Childhood and Education''' == '''The leader of this broad movement, which started in 1881 AD, was Muhammad Ahmad bin Abdullah, the son of a simple carpenter or boat builder, who traveled the Nile Valley and Sudan together with his father and brothers from childhood and was completely familiar with the ways and customs of the people of that land. Seyyed Ahmad Movassaghi, Contemporary Islamic Movements, Tehran: Samt, 1374, p. 247'''<ref>'''Seyyed Ahmad Movassaghi, Co...") |
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== '''Footnotes''' == | == '''Footnotes''' == | ||
<references />'''Bibliography''' | |||
'''Movassaghi,''' '''Seyyed Ahmad .Contemporary Islamic Movements.''' '''Language: Farsi , Tehran: Samt, 1374.''' | |||
'''John L. Esposito, ed, The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic world. Newyork , 1995,''' '''Vol: III.''' | |||
'''Mircea Eliade. the Encyclopedia of Religion. Mohammad Ahmad, ed by: John O, Hunwick (16 Vols - U.S.A: Macmillan , 1987)''' '''Vol X &XVI.''' | |||
'''Http:// Lcweb 2. Loc.gov''' | |||
'''Kiyali Abdulvahhab . Political Encyclopedia ( موسوعة السياسه ) .Language: Arabic , Number of volumes:7,Beirut : Arab Institute for Research & publishing ,1990,vol 3.''' | |||