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Islam in Practice : Religious Beliefs in a Persian Village

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Loeffler, Reinhold

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IRAN

Abstract: Villagers believe that city-dwellers who do not say their prayers, or women who do not wear veils, are Bahá'ís ; that Bahá'í marriage has no "marriage contract" ; and that schoolbooks mentioning evolution are written by Bahá'ís, Armenians and Jews.

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Villagers believe that city-dwellers who do not say their prayers, or women who do not wear veils, are Bahá'ís ; that Bahá'í marriage has no "marriage contract" ; and that schoolbooks mentioning evolution are written by Bahá'ís, Armenians and Jews.

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