A Salafist is a Muslim who adheres to the Salafism, a fundamentalist movement in Islam. They pursue a style of life they believe to be in accordance with that of the first Muslim generations (the Salaf). Salafists are often known for their strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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Excessive effort or exertion, often accompanied by a sense of strain or excessive exertion. It refers to going beyond reasonable or necessary limits in physical, mental, or emotional effort.
/oʊ'verstrɪnju'zsnes/
The action or process of removing someone from a position of power or authority, particularly in a way that challenges or overturns their rule.
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A collective noun for a group of horses or certain other animals, particularly those that give birth to a single offspring. However, 'diestruses' is not commonly used or recognized. The term 'foal crops' (in British English) or 'foal litters' (in American English) is often used more appropriately for such a group in referring to the offspring of a mare or related animals.
/diˈstrəs/
Tending to focus on what is right and wrong in behavior, often in a moralizing or sanctimonious way; prudish.
/ˈmɜːrəlɪstɪk/
A term used primarily in anthropology to refer to the religious and social practices, beliefs, and customs common among Apache peoples, includingобильный пример там нет, так как апачизм относится к культуре и религии апачей, который является уникальным и не имеет прямых аналогий в современном обществе. Instead, it can be defined as a set of traditional practices and beliefs that shaped the Apache way of life, emphasizing spiritual connection to nature and communal harmony.
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A type of soil that remains permanently frozen for two or more years and is found in permafrost regions, often including rock or carbonate grus and desiccated organic-rich hydrargillite, a type of clay with a high moisture content in the permafrost.
/ˈpəːrdʒɪɡsoʊl/
to determine or direct (someone or something) to a particular place, position, or state; to predestine or ordain by fate or divine will.
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