Examples of using Adherents in English and their translations into Arabic
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belittling any divinely-revealed religion or its adherents;
A revised neo-documentary hypothesis still has adherents, especially in North America and Israel.
Both groups were adherents to the anti-Arab doctrine of the late Rabbi Meir Kahane.
Relations between people are predictable, believe the adherents of socionics-a comparatively new psychological theory.
In this case, even adherents of the classics sometimes prefer painting instead of wallpaper.
And next, from Financial Family Seven, we have the Adherents of the Repeated Meme.
We condemn the growing trend of Islamophobia and systematic discrimination against the adherents of Islam.
Lead here, according to the adherents of this philosophy, is a zone of wealth.
True adherents of pomegranate are interested to know what useful properties and contraindications a fruit has.
In its section on General Principles, all adherents of different religions are equal before the law.
It is said that there are over 150 million known adherents of Buddhism in the world today.
In the expanses of our country, celery is more common among adherents of a healthy lifestyle.
At least half of the official recorded inmates in re-education through labour camps are Falun Gong adherents.
But despite its obvious childishness, this sport does seem to have an abundance of serious adherents.
Both large churches have lost significant numbers of adherents in recent years.
Others prohibit their adherents from paying or accepting the bride price.
For adherents of a healthy diet, this is a long-evaluated drink.
All other religious communities in Germany have fewer than 50,000 adherents each.
It really is the crux Of how controlling is any religion Over its adherents.
In 1971, the Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek(CBS) recorded around 3,000 adherents.