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Muʿtazilah — ▪ Islam ArabicThose Who Withdraw, or Stand ApartEnglish Mutazilites in Islām, political or religious neutralists; by the 10th century the term came to refer specifically to an Islāmic school of speculative theology that flourished in… … Universalium
Mu{ʽ}tazilah — In Islam, one of two early religious groups. The term applies primarily to members of a theological school that flourished in Al Basrah and Baghdad in the 8th–10th century. These Muʽtazilah were the first Muslims to employ systematically the… … Universalium
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