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Ghāzī (Titel) — Ghāzī, manchmal auch Ghasi[1] (arabisch غازي, DMG ġāzī ‚wer einen Kriegszug unternimmt, Angreifer, Eroberer‘) ist ursprünglich die Bezeichnung für einen muslimischen Krieger, der „auf dem Wege Gottes im Dschihad kämpft“: al ġāzī fī… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Arabic Christians — Infobox Religious group group = Arab Christians مسيحيون عرب poptime = popplace = Egypt: 8,171,352 [ [https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the world factbook/geos/eg.html#People CIA World Factbook. Egyptian people section] ] Syria: 2,000,000… … Wikipedia
Chevauchée — A chevauchée (French for promenade or horse charge , depending on context) was a raiding method of medieval warfare for weakening the enemy, focusing mainly on wreaking havoc, burning and pillaging enemy territory, in order to reduce the… … Wikipedia
