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Ulama
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muslimischer Jurist und Theologe, im Allgemeinen sunnitisch
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- Instance of
- social status
- Subclass of
- jurist
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- 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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ʿUlamā' , deutsch Ulama oder Ulema (arabisch علماء, DMG ʿulamāʾ, Pl. von عَالِم, DMG ʿālim ‚Gelehrter‘), heißen die Religionsgelehrten des Islam. Ihre Organisation und ihr Einfluss variieren in den unterschiedlichen islamischen Gemeinschaften. Am stärksten ist sie im schiitischen Islam des Iran, wo ihre Rolle mit der iranischen Verfassung institutionalisiert wurde. In den meisten Ländern sind sie die lokalen Autoritäten, die über die korrekte Interpretation der islamischen Glaubenslehre entscheiden.
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