User:Sobreira/Religion

Greek-Roman

• Family tree of the Greek gods
• Interpretatio graeca

Catholicism

Catholic religious order

Protestantism

Protestantism

• List of Christian denominations, Christian denomination, denominationalism: Catholic churches, orthodox; Radical Reformation, Reformed churches, List of the largest Protestant churches
• adventism, anabaptism, anglicanism, antitrinitarianism, baptist, Brethren, calvinism (or Reformed tradition or Reformed faith), charismatic movement, christadelphians, congregationalism, episcopalianism, irvingism, Southcottites or Christian Israelite Church, British Israelism, lutheranism, Latter Day Saint movement and mormonism, Messianic Judaism, methodism (Wesleyan), millerism, molokans, Church of the Nazarene, pentecostalism, pietism, Plymouth Brethren, presbyterianism, puritanism, quakerism, restorationism, separatism, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement, Swedenborgianism, trinitarianism-nontrinitarianism and unitarianism, United and uniting churches, Waldensians
• File:Protestantbranches.svg, File:ChristianityBranches.svg, File:St Thomas Christians divisions.svg

• Northern Ireland civil rights movement (1960s)
• Operation Banner (1969-2007)
• Battle of the Bogside (1969 DY)
• 1969 Northern Ireland riots
• Free Derry (1969-72)
• Battle of St Matthew's (1970 Jn BE)
• Falls Curfew (1970 Jl BE)
• Arms Crisis (1970-71)
• Bloody Sunday (1972) (BE)
• Miami Showband killings (1975 NI)
• Downing Street mortar attack (1991 LO)
• Baltic Exchange bombing (1992 Ap 10, LO)
• 1992 Staples Corner bombing (Ap 11, LO)
• Night of the Long Knives (1992) (Oc BE)
• 1992 Manchester bombing (De)
• 1993 Bishopsgate bombing (LO)
• 1994 British Army Lynx shootdown (NI)
• 1996 Docklands bombing or Canary Wharf (Fe LO)
• 1996 Manchester bombing (Jn 15)
• 1996 Derry riots (PD-AR > DY)
• 1997 nationalist riots in Northern Ireland
• Drumcree conflict (-1998-) (PD-AR)
• Quinn brothers' killings (1998 Jl)
• Omagh bombing (1998 Au TY)
• Good Friday Agreement (1998-1999)
• July 2001 Belfast riots (BE)
• May 2002 Belfast riots (BE)
• 2002 Short Strand clashes (Jn) (BE)
• 2005 Belfast riots (BE)
• 2011 Northern Ireland riots
• 2012 North Belfast riots (BE)
• 2012-2013 Northern Ireland protests (DY Belfast flag)
• 2018 Derry riots (DY)
• Directory of the Northern Ireland Troubles
  • Timeline of the Northern Ireland Troubles and peace process
  • List of bombings during the Northern Ireland Troubles and peace process
  • Chronos pIRA (1990s), cIRA, INLA, IPLO
  • Chronos UVF / Chronos UDA (=UFF), LVF, OV(F)
  • RUC, UDR
• CAIN
• IRA:
  • orIRA (19-22)
    • offIRA
      • INLA
        • IPLO
    • pIRA
      • cIRA
      • nIRA-rIRA

Judaism

Judaism

RELIGIOUS GROUPING Template:OrthodoxJudaism Template:Jews and Judaism sidebar Jewish religious movements ++ Haredi (ultra-orthodox) Modern Orthodox Judaism + Conservative Judaism Masorti (traditional, DE>US,CND) Neolog Judaism (HU) ~ Masorti Hasidic Judaism (mystic) Chabad (US knowledge) - Karaite Judaism (-Oral Torah) -- Reform Judaism Reconstructionist Judaism Jewish Renewal Jewish Science Humanistic Judaism

ETHNIC GROUPING Sephardi Jews, Sephardic law and customs (ES-PT) Italkim (IT) Romaniotes (GR) Ashkenazi Jews (DE) Lithuanian Jews (LI,PL) Mountain Jews (AZ) Georgian Jews (XE) Bene Israel (HIN) Mizrahi Jews (BABYL) Bukharan Jews (UZ) Beta Israel (ETH) Yemenite Jews or Teimanim (YE) Baladi & Dor Daim (YE) Maghrebi Jews (MR) -- Template:Jewish exodus from Arab and Muslim countries Template:Aliyah -- Proposals for a Jewish state Khazars Madagascar plan Jewish Autonomous Oblast PLACES Temple Mount First or Solomon's Temple Second Temple or Herod's Third Temple or Ezekiel's

TEXTS Tanakh (Bible) or Miqra (~ Old Testament) Torah (Teaching, Pentateuch of Moses) Mitzvah (613 commandments of Torah) Nevi'im (Prophets) Ketuvim (Writings) Oral Torah (Mishnah, Talmud & Midrash) Talmud (Mishnah & Gemara) Mishnah (compilation by Judah ha-Nasi, 2 cent.) Gemara (commentaries by scholars = Babylonian Talmud 3-5 cent. or Jerusalem Talmud until 425CE) Midrash (rhetoric-homiletic exegesis) Halakha (laws: Torah, Talmud, Mitzvah) Kabbalah (mystic) Zohar (book) Zionism

Islam

• Bismillah: exclamación ("bismi-llaahi r-rahmaani r-rahimi", "no nome de Alá, o compasivo e misericordioso")
• Alhamdulillah: saúde, grazas a deus (tras como che vai?/arrotar/espirrar/saúdo)
• Ó comezar algo, por exemplo comer =

• Subhanahu wa ta'ala: "louvado sexa" (tras usar o nome de Alá)
• + Ta'awwudh ("A`ūdhu billāhi min ash-shaitāni r-rajīmi": "Alá me protexa do malo")

• adhan: chamada á oración =

• shahada ("credo")
• = kalimah ("a palabra", a primeira dentroutras 6 kalimas)
• = "(axadu) La ilaha ilallahu wa (axadu) Muhammadan rasulu alahi", divisible en:

• tawhid: monoteísmo
• nubuwwah: apostolado

• • + "wa ʾašhadu ʾanna mūlānā ʿAli-yyun wali-yyu-llāh" sobre Alí para xiítas

• + takbir: "Alá é grande" ("Allah akbar")
• + ...

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• Five pillars of Islam: 1. Shahada: declaración de fe | 2. Salat: rezos | 3. Sawm: xexún | 4. Zakat: caridade | 5. Hajj: peregrinación | (6. jihad: loita, en realidade guerra para os que engaden este pilar)
• Sunnah: tradición (compiladas en hadiths, por exemplo Sahih Muslim, Sahih al-Bukhari ou Hadith of Gabriel) | sahabah: compañeiros | Umma: comunidade | sadaqah: caridade | fiqh: xurisprudencia | & more in Glossary of Islam
• Islamic schools and branches, Muslim world, Divisions of the world in Islam, Islamic state, List of Muslim majority countries

Islamic schools and branches

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  Sects
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  Legal
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  Legal
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  State religion
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  Demography
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  Demography
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  Sassanid empire 224-651
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  Sassanid empire and preIndo-Sassanids in Asia 500
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  Sassanid empire and Indo-Sassanids 224-651
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  Indo-Sassanids
  displaced in 410 by Huna–
  reestablish after Sassanids destroyed Hephthalites in 565-
  mid 600s
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  Rashidun Caliphate 632
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  Rashidun Caliphate 632–661
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  Rashidun Caliphate 654
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  Rashidun Caliphate 632–661
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  Europa 527 & Sassanid empire 224-651
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  Roman Empire 27 BC–AD 476/1453
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  Byzantine Empire 330–1453 [GIF]
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  Rashidun-Umayyad Caliphate 632-750
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  Umayyad Caliphate 661–750
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  Umayyad Caliphate 661–750
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  Abbasid revolt
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  Abbasid Caliphate 750–1258
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  Tahirid Dynasty 820-872 821-873
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  Saffarid Dynasty 861-1003
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  Saffarid Dynasty 900
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  Samanids 819-999
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  Ghaznavids 963–1187
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  Khwārazm-Shāh dynasty 1077-1231
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  Ghurid Dynasty 1148–1215
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  Delhi Sultanate 1206–1527
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  Mughal Empire 1526–1858
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  Mughal Empire 1700-1792
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  Fatimid Caliphate 909–1171
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  Ayyubid dynasty 1171–1341
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  Almohad dynasty 1121–1269
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  Marinid dynasty 1215–1465 1258-1420
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  Ilkhanate 1256–1335
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  Zengid dynasty 1127–1250
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  Mamluk Sultanate (Cairo) 1250–1517
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  Sultanate of Rûm 1077–1307
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  Great Seljuq Empire 1037-1194
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  Ottoman Empire 1299–1923
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  Khamag Mongol and neighbours the 11th century–1206
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  Mongol Empire 1200
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  Mongol Empire 1200
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  Mongol Empire 1206–1368 [GIF]
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  Mongol Empire 1206–1368
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  Mongol Empire Gengis Khan death 1227
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  Mongol Empire Mongke Khan death 1259
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  Mongol Empire Kublai Khan ambassador travel 1287-1288 1280-1294
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  Mongol Empire 1300
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  Mongol Empire remnants
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  ethnic mongols 300

Arab-Israeli conflict

• List of modern conflicts in the Middle East

shoah: holocausto | aliyah: inmigración | yerida: diáspora | menorah: candelabro | chutzpah: ousadía | Brit milah: rito de circuncisión | Bar mitzvah: maioría de idade (Bat feminino) | Mazel tov: parabéns | tzedakah: caridade | hasbara: propaganda

ISRL PriMin

• 69-74 Golda Meir (Labor)
• 74-77 I.Rabin (Labor)
• 77-83 M.Begin (Likud) Sadat, Camp David, Nobel'78
• 83-84 I.Shamir (Likud)
• 84-86 S.Peres (Labor)
• 86-92 I.Shamir (Likud)
• 92-95 I.Rabin (Labor) asasinado
• 95-96 S.Peres (Labor) Abbas, Oslo
• 96-99 B.Netanyahu (Likud)
• 99-01 E.Barak (Labor)
• 01-06 A.Sharon (Likud-Kadima) ictus
• 06-09 E.Olmert (Kadima)
• 09- B.Netanyahu (Likud)

From ISRL with love

• 48 independencia e guerra contra ISRL
• 48 D.Ben Gurion (Labor)
• 56 invasión de Suez e Sinaí de ISRL
• 67 guerra dos seis días de ISRL
• 67-70 guerra de desgaste de ISRL
• 73 guerra do Yom Kippur contra ISRL
• 77 M.Begin (Likud): pazExipto, Camp David accords
• 78 invasión Líbano de ISRL
• 81 bombardeo da central nuclear de Iraq de ISRL
• 82-86 1a Líbano de ISRL (-00)
• 87-93 1a intifada contra ISRL
• 91 confMadrid IsraelLíbanoXordaniaSiria
• 92 I.Rabin (Labor), Oslo'93: M.Abbas & S.Peres (Labor)
• 94 pazXordania
• 98 B.Netanyahu (Likud) retiraHebrón
• 99 E.Barak (Labor) retiraLíbano
• 00 E.Barak ofrece en CampDavid, pero Arafat non acepta
• 00-05 A.Sharon (Likud) visitaMTemplo sen ser PM: 2a intifada ou de Al-Aqsa
• 01 A.Sharon (Likud) PM: pensa en retirarse de Gaza pero fai muro
• 04 execútase a retirada de Gaza
• 06 Hisbulá provoca 2a Líbano
• 06 Hamás gaña eleccións en xuño: embargo e bloqueo
• 07 Hamás goberna Gaza tras romper o goberno de unidade nacional de marzo con Fatah: batalla de Gaza entre eles (7-15 xuño)
• 08 rómpese altoFogo ISRL con Hamas: guerra de ISRL sobre Gaza (20081227-20090121)
• 10 ataque á frota humanitaria en maio, relaxación en xuño