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• the [[fall of Rome]] and eventual [[East-West Schism]]), [[literacy]] in Greek declined sharply). Not long after the first major expansion of [[Islam]], however, the [[Abbasid]] [[caliph]]s

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• 150 years of [[Islam]], there were numerous ''madhhahib''; several of the ''[[Sahaba|Sahābah]]'' ("companions" of [[Muhammad]] are credited with founding their own. Over centuries they have

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• not condone this – in fact, it was his cousin, the governor of Madinah at the time, who ordered it (and was punished for doing so.<ref>Ya'qubi, vol.III, p. 86; Muruj al-dhahab, vol.III, p. 

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~for the record~ (yes, i know what a bot is), all three of those were deliberate. the 'staff' link was actually to a specific subset of the disambig page (#Rods) because most of them were relevant; on second thought, 'demarcation' could probably just as well have been to the wiktionary entry instead; and raison d'etre is defined in the very first item on that disambig page and doesn't otherwise seem to have its own entry as a 'buzz-phrase'. TheNuszAbides (talk) 03:49, 13 October 2014 (UTC)

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