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مریم
Sign in to saveAlso known as St Mary the Virgin, Madonna, The Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of the Universe, Saint Mary, God-Bearer, Maria, Miriam
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Mary was the mother of Jesus Christ, a central figure in Christianity whose life is documented primarily in the New Testament gospels. She is venerated by Christians as an important religious figure, and beliefs about her role, nature, and significance vary across different Christian traditions.
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