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The Druze (Arabic: ‎, plural دروز, durūz , Hebrew: דרוזים ‎ druzim ) are a religious community found primarily in Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan, whose traditional religion is said to have...
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Information about the organization, with a history of the Druze community in America. Includes news of their conferences, and a directory of local chapters.
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Druze Women ... The Druze Educational System ... Druze Revered Sites in Israel...
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Meaning of the Druze star ... 1. Theology; 2. Meaning of the Druze star; 3. Life styles; 4. Organization of the community; 5. History; ... Druze by country; Last column: % Druze of the population...
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The European Druze Society; The Mawhidoun Family; Mowahideen Druze Society of Ottawa ... Founded in the early 11th century, the Druze faith is based largely on the dogma of Hamzah ibn Ali ibn Ahmad, a minister of the Fatimid Caliph al-Hakim.
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Druze Organizations ... Druze History and Heritage ... Prominent Druze Figures...
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The Druze are of mixed race. They are largely of Arab descent but they also have Iranian, Kurdish, and European heritage. Little scholarly study has been done on the Druze, and much of what is available has not been translated into English.
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The Druze refer to themselves as Ahl al-Tawhīd or "Al-muwahhidūn" which means "The People of Monotheism." However, the rest of the world tends to refer to them as "Druze" or "Druse", a name which some believe was derived from an early preacher Muhammad al-Darazi.
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Hamza, al-Muqtana, and the Druze Scriptures ... Other Druze Beliefs ... Subsequent Druze History...
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