 | Daniel Pipes - 1992 - 257 sivua
...(mushrikun). Twelver Shi'i heresiographers were only slightly less vituperative and regarded the Alawis as ghulat, "those who exceed" all bounds in their deification of Ali. The Alawis, in turn, held Twelver Shi'is to be muqassira, "those who fall short" of fathoming Ali's divinity.56... | |
 | Martin S. QrÄ mer - 1996 - 316 sivua
...(mushrikuri}. Twelver Shi'ite heresiographers were only slightly less vituperative and regarded the Alawis as ghulat, "those who exceed" all bounds in their deification of Ali. The Alawis, in turn, held Twelver Shi'ites to be muqassira, "those who fall short" of fathoming Ali's divinity.3... | |
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Twelver Shi'ite heresiographers were only slightly less vituperative and regarded the Alawis as ghulat, "those who exceed" all bounds in their deification of Ali. 