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Thomas SHANkara
Shan_ThaDon
(THREAD) A vegan interpretation of Eid al-Adha This is Muslim holiday that honors Abraham and his willingness to sacrifice his son, Ishmael, to show his obedience to God. As Abraham
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Ahab Bdaiwi איהאבּ ܐܝܗܐܒ
bdaiwi_historia
Arguably the earliest expression of Shi’i religiosity was the concept of walayah (الولاية), oftentimes translated “sanctity” among other renderings. Walayah is a designation carrying different but interconnected meanings. Short
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Ali A Olomi
aaolomi
In the writings of medieval Muslim astrologers, Virgo earned a reputation as a sign of the wise. Today known as The Virgin in the zodiac, Virgo had a far more
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Tracy Deonn 💙⚔️♥️
tracydeonn
I'm excited about The Green Knight! But, LORDT. People are ALREADY being loud & wrong about King Arthur on Beyonce's internet!There is no single Arthurian story. No sacred text. Black
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Eleanor Parker
ClerkofOxford
Today is Candlemas, festival of light, 'forðy on ðissum dæge wæs þæt soðe Leoht, Crist, geboren to þam temple' ('because on this day was the true Light, Christ, carried to
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Wrath Of Gnon
wrathofgnon
The most trad fruit tree of them all: the quince. Here's a gathering of Chinese quinces (Pseudocydonia sinensis). Quinces are inedible raw, only useful cooked. In the early days of
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Just (Dr) Rena
justrena
So, today on a different forum, I had some men try to say that Ireland had druids. The fact is, we dont know. Druid is a very mistletoe-loaded word, and
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Erik Wade
erik_kaars
For #ScholarStrike today, here's a thread about medieval Christian depictions of devils as Black people, including as Black children. This is part of the long history of white depictions of
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Erik Wade
erik_kaars
"We had to kill the Vikings, bc they bathed and brushed their hair and our wives couldn't resist such sophistication" is a HELL of a take by medieval English chroniclers.
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Johanna Dale
SXMedievalist
As someone who 1st saw the C7th chapel of St. Peter-on-the-Wall at Bradwell from a boat I have always found descriptions of its setting as being 'remote' and 'isolated' a
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Prof Susan Oosthuizen 💙
DrSueOosthuizen
THREAD. The origins of English villages like Spaldwick, Hunts., so typical of the rural landscape, is a question that’s puzzled historians and archaeologists for generations. (Photo from Christopher Taylor’s masterfully
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T. Greer
Scholars_Stage
Sinology/Chinese intellectual history twitter, tell me if the book I am looking for exists, and if it doesn't, the closest thing to it. Scholars of Western thought see years 1870-1950
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All Possums Go to Heaven
AndyinDC1
A claim I see often is: capitalism is great because of all this *stuff* we have. The poorest person in capitalism lives materially better than kings and emperors did. Isn’t
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dwtruthwarrior (@dwtruthwarrior on Gab/Parler)🇨🇦
dwtruthwarrior
The instant ridicule of ‘conspiracy theories’ especially from academia is fairly predicable given that ‘scholars’ tend to be narrowly focused & quite incapable of synthesising knowledge from a variety of
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Mateusz Fafinski
Calthalas
Some of you have asked if this fragment, Darmstadt HS-4262, could have been written by Bede. While this seems to be unlikely there is a fascinating story to be told
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Nathan Comiskey
ComiskeyNathan
Antisemitic ideas linked to Black Hebrew Israelite movements have come to the forefront through people like Wiley. The ideas appear so outlandish and ridiculous that it is easy to dismiss
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